RAM Flywheel - 166 Tooth - 35 lb. - SFI 1.1 - Steel - Natural - Internal Balance - Pontiac V8 3550224-9151- XL Universal brake pedal assembly includes Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: RAM Flywheel - 166 Tooth - 35 lb. - SFI 1.1 - Steel - Natural - Internal Balance - Pontiac V8 3550224-9151- XL Universal brake pedal assembly includes Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 56059386671
Price: 164.50 USD
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RAM Flywheel 166 Tooth 35 lb. SFI 1.1 Steel Natural Internal Balance Pontiac V8 3550224 9151 XL Universal brake pedal assembly includes Size:7 1 2 (60) Universal brake pedal assembly includes everything to install a new hanging brake pedal and is ideal when replacing older style floor mounted brake pedal with under floor master cylinder All Mahle pistons are dual or triple coated Made in the USAProudly made in the USA since 1971 Sold Individually

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