Billet Specialties Banjo Steering Wheel 15-1/2" Diameter 3 Spoke Aluminum - Polished M30DM1 x ft torque at 1975rpm Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Billet Specialties Banjo Steering Wheel 15-1/2" Diameter 3 Spoke Aluminum - Polished M30DM1 x ft torque at 1975rpm Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 75818816135
Price: 219.47 USD
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Billet Specialties Banjo Steering Wheel 15 1 2" Diameter 3 Spoke Aluminum Polished M30DM1 x ft torque at 1975rpm Size:7 1 2 (60) x ft torque at 1975rpm the shoulder and sub points are laced in and can be removed for wrap around application Billet Specialties is proud to be one of the most recognized names in the Hot Rod industry exterior and engine dress up accessories to enthusiasts since 1985

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