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82-02 Camaro Firebird Rear End Differential Bearing Seal Kit 10-bolt 7.5 7.625 on 2040-parts.com

US $139.00
Location:

Pompano Beach, Florida, US

Pompano Beach, Florida, US
:

New Ratech differential overhaul kit. Ratech kits include all the pieces you need to rebuild your rear differential. All of Ratech's components are top quality brands, such as Timkin and Koyo. Kits include the following components:

  • Carrier Bearings (2)
  • Pinion Bearings (2)
  • Pinion bearing seal (1)
  • Axle bearings (2)
  • Axle seals (2)
  • Differential bolts
  • Shims
  • Cover Gasket
  • Compound

Fits the following:

82-02 Camaro & Firebird w/ 10-Bolt (7 1/2" & 7 5/8")


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On Apr-14-13 at 15:59:01 PDT, seller added the following information:

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