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Woodys 1.450" Height, 5/16" Thread Trigger Competition Studs - 48 Pack on 2040-parts.com

US $123.50
Location:

Utica, Michigan, United States

Utica, Michigan, United States
Condition:New Brand:Woody's Manufacturer Part Number:TRIG-1450-S


Woodys 1.450" Height, 5/16" Thread Trigger Competition Studs - 48 Pack


  • The necessary stud for lake racers
  • Long and narrow profile for unmatchable penetration on tough lake ice
  • Overall installed height of 1.450" stud is 1.70"
  • Overall installed height of 1.630" stud is 1.88"
  • Includes studs and lock nuts
  • 1.450" - 1.860" studs include Woody's ALN2-4500 Big Nuts

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