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Competition Engineering Professional Wheel-e-bar With Weld-on Brackets on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Wadena, Minnesota, United States

Wadena, Minnesota, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Competition Engineering Manufacturer Part Number:2015,2016 and C7047

Comp Engineering Wheel-E-Bar for drag racing or that bad ass look for a street car.  Axle housing brackets are weld on and new. 
The set is complete with exception of the Spread bar (Tubing) that keeps the Aluminum lower and upper strut bars square.  You could go to any Steel/iron dealer and get 30 inches of 1/2 tubing and make your own.  The original one for this kit was fabricated by a chassis shop and it got lost or thrown in the tubing pile.  Replacement would not cost you 5 dollars or less.  Aluminum lower strut needs to be polished with Aluminum polish. But with a good cleanup would be like new. New price is around $400 at Summit racing.

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