Grt Afco Strut Type Lower Control Arms 16 5/8" on 2040-parts.com
Greenbrier, Arkansas, United States
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Pair of 16 5/8" center to center length.
1 1/4 x .095 wall tubing with rubber bushing for 1/2" diameter bolt. Strut end mount and coil over shock mount. 2.180 I.D. ball joint sleeve for moog 3K6141, Howe 22410, AFCO 20038 Ball Joints. Sold as a pair. |
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