JOES Slotted Bearing Style A-Arm - Aluminum Shaft - 10 Angle - 8" - Screw-In Ball Joint Solid Camshaft 1998-2009 Lincoln Town Car Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: JOES Slotted Bearing Style A-Arm - Aluminum Shaft - 10 Angle - 8" - Screw-In Ball Joint Solid Camshaft 1998-2009 Lincoln Town Car Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 73629033191
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JOES Slotted Bearing Style A Arm Aluminum Shaft 10 Angle 8" Screw In Ball Joint Solid Camshaft 1998 2009 Lincoln Town Car Size:7 1 2 (60) 1998 2009 Lincoln Town Car Cylinder Head Specifications: Combustion chamber volume: 75cc 95cc A Arms are TIG welded in lengths of 7" to 12" in 1 4" increments with 10 Degree Screw in Ball Joint sleeves Black Powder Coat

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