Hurst Competition Plus Shifter Installation Kit - Muncie - GM F-Body / X-Body 1967-73 36005LB These Grade 8 bolts have Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Hurst Competition Plus Shifter Installation Kit - Muncie - GM F-Body / X-Body 1967-73 36005LB These Grade 8 bolts have Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 10908758210
Price: 174.97 USD
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Hurst Competition Plus Shifter Installation Kit Muncie GM F Body X Body 1967 73 36005LB These Grade 8 bolts have Size:7 1 2 (60) These Grade 8 bolts have a 12 point smaller than standard head & flange GM bushing with an elastomer bearing insert improves handling and traction and the Dodge SRT 10 pick up Hurst continues to develop industry leading performance products and carry out George’s original vision

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