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Magnesium Torque Thrust American Racing Halibrand Funny Car Gasser Fed Drag Race on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Eufaula, Alabama, United States

Eufaula, Alabama, United States
Condition:Used

Hello, i am selling a magnesium torque thrust wheel , one wheel ! it is in very very good condition.. perfect bolt holes no cracks.. i am selling parts i do not need.. i hope you need this and have the mate.. it measures  14 x 6 inch wide.. the bolt pattern  is 5 on 5 .. it has a 3. 25 inch inset  ( see the photos with the tape ) there are no issues with the wheel.. let me know if you need it .. it ships in one day and buyer pays the shipping.. you can call me here  at the shop 334  355 0182.. thanks.

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