Detroit Locker Differential - 30 Spline - 4.10 and Down Ratio - 10.5 in - GM 14-Bolt 351023 SS4 Series shock absorbers feature Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Detroit Locker Differential - 30 Spline - 4.10 and Down Ratio - 10.5 in - GM 14-Bolt 351023 SS4 Series shock absorbers feature Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 9018284071
Price: 357.00 USD
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Detroit Locker Differential 30 Spline 4.10 and Down Ratio 10.5 in GM 14 Bolt 351023 SS4 Series shock absorbers feature Size:7 1 2 (60) SS4 Series shock absorbers feature a 36mm piston black powder coated tips The legendary Detroit Locker began the revolution in performance differentials and still leads the industry today as an Eaton brand and has the ability to automatically allow wheel speed differentiation when required

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