BMR Suspension Control Arm - Upper - Screw-In Ball Joints - Bushings - Steel - Red Powder Coat - (Pair) DX2650K Pan measures 18 Inch x Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: BMR Suspension Control Arm - Upper - Screw-In Ball Joints - Bushings - Steel - Red Powder Coat - (Pair) DX2650K Pan measures 18 Inch x Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 33873125072
Price: 164.97 USD
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BMR Suspension Control Arm Upper Screw In Ball Joints Bushings Steel Red Powder Coat (Pair) DX2650K Pan measures 18 Inch x Size:7 1 2 (60) Pan measures 18 Inch x 4 Inch and includes a silicone air cleaner base seal Constructed of heavy duty nylon with webbed handle and a removable shoulder strap Screw In Ball Joints Requires less shim stack for negative camber than OE arms

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