Detroit Speed Steering Shafts for 1969 CAMARO, FIREBIRD - 092504DS

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Part Number: DSR-092504DS

$140.95

Steering Shafts, Double D Style, Steel, 3/4 in. Diameter, 36-spline Box, Floor Shift Models with Ididit Tilt Steering Columns, Chevy, Pontiac, Each
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Detroit Speed Steering Shafts for 1969 CAMARO, FIREBIRD - 092504DS

Detroit Speed Steering Shafts for 1969 CAMARO, FIREBIRD - 092504DS

DSR-092504DS

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
092504DS
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
DSR-092504DS
UPC:
090127272138
Collapsible:
No
Universal Joints Included:
Yes
Rag Joint Included:
No
Vibration Damper Included:
Yes
Shaft Style:
Double D
Steering Box Shaft Diameter (in.):
3/4 in.
Steering Box Splines:
36
Column Shaft Diameter (in.):
3/4 in.
Steering Shaft Material:
Steel
Steering Shaft Finish:
Natural
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Fits floor shift models with Ididit tilt steering columns.

Detroit Speed Steering Shafts

Detroit Speed steering shafts utilize the highest quality steel and are thoroughly tested. Similar to OEM automotive U-joints, the staked needle bearing caps prevent loosening and adjustment malfunction. Keep your vehicle steering smooth with Detroit Speed steering shafts.

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