Cpt Racing Mfg And All Other Birdcage Bearing O.d. 3.625 I.d. 3.008 Imca Usmts on 2040-parts.com
Sonoma, California, United States
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Replacment bearing for all CPT and ALL OTHER steel bearing BRANDS OF birdcages. Just check measurements and see. Bearing O.D. is 3.625". Bearing I.D. is 3.008"
New double row angular contact ball bearings used in steel 3" rear ends. Tolerance is 3.008" on the inner diameter. |
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