Rear Anti-roll Bar Kit on 2040-parts.com
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CHASSIS ENGINEERING REAR SPORTSMAN Anti Roll Bar Kit includes: Bar, Aluminum arms(6 1/4" LONG) w/ 1" hole block, Connecting Rods and Rod ends (8" from center to center), and Mounting Brackets. Two brackets that weld on to your frame and 2 tabs weld on to the housing. Standard length is 29 1/2". Can custom make bar to any length needed. Mild steel bar 1" thickness. Outside bar 1 1/2" w/ teflon bushing Check out my ebay store for any parts you may need. Call/text me 502-314-3984 OR 502-447-4881 I ACCEPT CREDIT CARD OR PAYPAL CHECK OUT MY RANDRCHASSIS FOR ALL PARTS LISTING. |
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