Trail-Gear Super Metal Knuckle Stud Kits 186115-1-KIT

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Part Number: TGI-186115-1-KIT

$159.99

Steering Knuckle Studs, Super Metal, Chromoly, 12mm x 1.50, Toyota, Kit
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Trail-Gear Super Metal Knuckle Stud Kits 186115-1-KIT

Trail-Gear Super Metal Knuckle Stud Kits 186115-1-KIT

TGI-186115-1-KIT

4.5 out of 5 stars ( 5 )

Part Number: TGI-186115-1-KIT

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$159.99

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
186115-1-KIT
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
TGI-186115-1-KIT
Fastener Style:
Stud
Fastener Material:
Chromoly
Fastener Color:
Zinc
Thread Size:
M12 x 1.5
Bolt Length (in.):
2.469 in.
Nuts Included:
Yes
Nut Style:
Hex
Nut Material:
Chromoly
Nut Color:
Zinc
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.
Notes:
Fits 1979-85 Toyota front solid axle knuckle. Lower thread length is 0.594 in. and upper thread length is 1.000 in.

Trail-Gear Super Metal Knuckle Stud Kits

Trail-Gear Super Metal knuckle stud kits are stronger and longer than stock! Constructed from a proprietary metal made exclusively for Trail Gear, these studs are manufactured to strict specifications to be 1/4 in. longer than stock and feature integrated 8mm hex heads for easy removal. Repair or upgrade your high-steer system with the great strength of Trail-Gear Super Metal knuckle stud kits.

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