Competition Engineering C9520 Forged Housing Ends, Small Ford Bolt Pattern 2.842 on 2040-parts.com
Denver, North Carolina, United States
Competition Engineering, by MorosoPart Number: C9520 Item is new, never used. Still original packaging Sell Qty: 1 Set of 2 Forged Housing Ends. Fit Small Ford Bolt Pattern with 2.842" Bearing Bore Other Competition Engineering Parts by Moroso available in my eBay store at Competition Engineering Loads of other Motorsports Parts and Supplies available, please Visit My eBay Store: tjsmotorsports |
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