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Mopar E Body Front Fender Brace Kit 1970-1974 Plymouth Cuda/ Dodge Challenger on 2040-parts.com

US $99.95
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Carmichael, California, US

Carmichael, California, US
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This fender brace kit is designed to replace the flimsy factory one that mounts under the fender connecting the firewall and shock tower. Made of 18ga. Steel,punched and flared for added strength while maintaining a light weight, this kit effectively ties the firewall, apron, and shock tower together. This improved rigidity dramatically improves handling characteristics under hard cornering, and also prevents stock weld failure. A must have to prevent flex of the front area of your E body Mopar. This kit is specifically designed for any 1970-1974 E Body Mopar. Plymouth Cuda and Barracuda as well as Dodge Challenger cars. Requires welding to install. Shipped raw, uncoated steel.

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