AFCO Precison Low Friction Ball Joint - Upper - Bolt-In - 71-85 Impala - 71-81 Camaro and 73-88 Chevelle - (Longer Design For Roll Center Change) 57750BK Side A is ORB-12 Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: AFCO Precison Low Friction Ball Joint - Upper - Bolt-In - 71-85 Impala - 71-81 Camaro and 73-88 Chevelle - (Longer Design For Roll Center Change) 57750BK Side A is ORB-12 Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 81469554889
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AFCO Precison Low Friction Ball Joint Upper Bolt In 71 85 Impala 71 81 Camaro and 73 88 Chevelle (Longer Design For Roll Center Change) 57750BK Side A is ORB 12 Size:7 1 2 (60) Side A is ORB 12 Temp range 0 300 Degree Fahrenheit Sold Individually Compare this with standard replacement joints

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