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Powerglide Transmission Case Scatter Shield Grace Technology Chevy Racing on 2040-parts.com

US $74.00
Location:

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Detroit, Michigan, United States
Good condition, near perfect underside showing NO signs of transmission detonation.
Manufacturer Part Number:A013607 Brand:Grace Technology UPC:Does not apply

Powerglide 2 speed Transmission Case Scatter Shield 
Made by Grace Technology  
Good condition, near perfect underside showing NO signs of transmission detonation.
SFI Spec 4.1 
Perfect for street or strip. Comes with one L bracket and 2 bolts.
Protect your floor and body from any type of trans detonation!

We have a Powerglide 2 speed with a trans brake, deepened aluminum pan, and scatter shield that has been freshly rebuilt.
Also a Turboclutch TH400 unit available. (transmission uses a dry clutch instead of a torque converter)
Call us today at 313.207.4144
Shipped daily from the Motor City.

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