Race Car Sway Bars on 2040-parts.com
Ypsilanti, Michigan, United States
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1-3/8", medium-550 lbs, boyce/lefthander style +/- 46" end to end & 32" pivot to pivot. 1-1/8" medium-220 lbs, howe style *Shipping will be calculated at time of sale* howe racing, Lefthander, portcity, senneker, Finishline |
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