Nascar Brake Peadl With Bias Knob Hanging Pedal Race Ready on 2040-parts.com
York, South Carolina, United States
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WHAT YA SEE IS WHAT YA GET. NICE HANGING BRAKE PEADL WITH BIAS KNOB IN PLACE. RACE READY WITH MOUNT BOLT IN PLACE. FROM CENTER OF BOLT TO CENTER OF PAD IT'S 11". WINNING BIDDER PAYS $17 SHIPPING IN U.S. MAINLAND |
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