Wilwood Wide 5 Hub Imca Late Model Supr Race Brake Rotor Hl-270-1956 5/8 Studs on 2040-parts.com
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A REALLY NICE WIDE 5 HUB BY WILWOOD PART NUMBER IS HL-270-1956
BRAKE ROTOR PATTERN IS 8 X 7.00" ALL THREAD HOLES ARE GOOD ALL STUD THREADS ARE GOOD -------------------- NO CRACKS ANYWHERE ------------------------- RACES ARE IN THE HUB IF YOU DO NOT LIKE IT, JUST RETURN IT ----UNINSTALLED ------ AND I WILL REFUND THE FULL PRICE OF THE HUB I SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS OF PAYMENT FULLY INSURED |
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