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M&W WTP100R Steel Top Wing Front Roller Posts
M&W WTP100R Steel Top Wing Front Roller Posts
Sprint Car, 13.25" Overall Length, .83" Inside Diameter, Steel, Powder Coated
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- Engineered to mount top wings on most sprint cars
- Has roller bearings for better wing movement and less binding
- Features a sturdy chromoly construction with a powder coated finish for added protection
- The twist-in style posts also make it easy to install your wing
- Overall length measures 13.25" and has a .83" inside diameter
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Overall Length:
13.25"
Inside Diameter:
.83"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Powder Coated
Sold in Quantity:
Pair
Outside Diameter:
1.00"
Center Hole to End of Shank:
12.00
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These top wing front roller T posts have roller bearings that give your wing better movement and prevent it from binding up when you are sliding it back and forth. They are twist-in style posts that also make it easy to install your wing.
These are top wing front roller T posts for internal slider wings.
- Mounts top wings on most sprint cars
- Roller bearings for better wing movement and less binding
- Sturdy Chromoly construction
- Twist-in style for easy wing installation
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- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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