Detroit Speed Shock Tower Delete Kits for 1964-1970 MUSTANG - 032055DS

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Part Number: DSR-032055DS

$205.95

Shock Tower Patch Panels, Shock Tower Delete Kits, Driver Side/Passenger Side, 18-gauge Steel, Natural, Ford, Pair
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Detroit Speed Shock Tower Delete Kits for 1964-1970 MUSTANG - 032055DS

Detroit Speed Shock Tower Delete Kits for 1964-1970 MUSTANG - 032055DS

DSR-032055DS

5 out of 5 stars ( 3 )

Part Number: DSR-032055DS

Estimated Ship Date: Monday 10/26/2026

$205.95

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Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
032055DS
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
DSR-032055DS
UPC:
090127167076
Shock Tower Patch Panel Position:
Driver side/passenger side
Shock Tower Patch Panel Material:
Steel
Shock Tower Patch Panel Finish:
Natural
Quantity:
Sold as a pair.
Notes:
18-gauge steel.

Detroit Speed Shock Tower Delete Kits

Detroit Speed shock tower delete kits are designed to close up the stock inner fender walls after removing the original strut towers. These patch panels are stamped from 18-gauge steel and can be bolted or welded in place. The Detroit Speed kits are compatible with factory inner fender panels on many classic Mustang submodels, in particular, and their style mimics the look of the OEM strut towers.

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