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$47.19
Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joint K6145 Style, .5 Inch
Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joints K6145 Style

Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joint K6145 Style, .5 Inch

Hobby Stock, Pony Stock, Stock Car, Lower Position, Press-in Ball Joint Type, Greasable

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Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joints K6145 Style
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Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joint K6145 Style, .5 Inch
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Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joints K6145 Style
Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joints K6145 Style
Ultra Low Friction Press In Lower Ball Joints K6145 Style
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  • These ball joints will get the desired angles back where they need to be
  • The 32 deg swing angle to allow for maximum suspension travel
  • They are greaseable and feature a press in style
  • Specially designed to fit the 70-00 Camaro, 73-83 Chevelle/Malibu, 73-88 Monte Carlo, 94-96 Impala
  • Available in a 0.5" or 1.0" extended length stud to better suit your application

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Position:
Lower
Ball Joint Type:
Press-in
Greasable:
Yes
MFG. Part #:
91720139-.5
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Each

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Ultra Low Friction press in lower ball joint 1277 style. Not for street use. Off road use only. Small or big tires- car raiesed or lowered, these ball joints will get the desired angles back where they need to be. 32 deg swing angle to allow for maximum suspension travel.

  • Press-In
  • Fits 70-00 Camaro, 73-83 Chevelle/Malibu, 73-88 Monte Carlo, 94-96 Impala
  • Replaces 081-1277, Moog K6145, TRW 10277, Howe 22420, AFCO 20039LF
  • Choose 0.5" or 1.0" extended length stud

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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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