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Speedway Motors High Misalignment Spacer,3/4 Inch OD,1/4 In Width
Speedway Motors High Misalignment Spacer,3/4 Inch OD,1/4 In Width
Universal Fit, 0.5" Hole Diameter, Natural, Natural, Carbon Steel, 0.5" Inside Diameter
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Speedway Motors High Misalignment Spacer,3/4 Inch OD,1/4 In Width
Part # 91021284
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MFG. Part #:
302HMS1284
Hole Diameter:
0.5"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Color:
Natural
Finish:
Natural
Material Type:
Carbon Steel
Inside Diameter:
0.5"
Outside Diameter:
0.75"
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This high misalignment spacer is designed for suspension joints, steering ends, and anything else that use the pivot of a spherical bearing such as heims. They function to reduce the hole size to accommodate a smaller bolt, and to increase the angle of a spherical bearing.Â
- 3/4 Inch rod end (D) to 1/2 Inch bolt hole (B)
- 1/4 Inch width (W)
- Carbon Steel
- Sold Individually
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