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Ridetech

Ridetech AFX Hub 2in Drop Spindle for GM A, F, and X Body

SKU: RID11009312
Barcode: 840123517210

$475.00

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Ridetech AFX Hub 2in Drop Spindle for GM A, F, and X Body

$475.00

$475.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Ridetech
SKU
RID11009312
Shipping weight
19.3 lb
The Ridetech AFX Hub Spindles add the performance and simplicity of late model Corvette hubs and brakes to your muscle car!Features:Lowers vehicle 2?.1.75? taller, improves negative camber gain and roll center.Uses C5/C6/C7 Corvette hubs for maximum strength, consistent braking and reduced maintenance.Compatible with C5/C6 Corvette brake systems, OE and Aftermarket (caliper brackets sold separately).Stock track width.Durable Black E-Coat finish.100% manufactured in the USA!Fitment:64-72 A-Body (Chevelle, Skylark, Cutlass, etc.)67-69 F-Body (Camaro and Firebird)68-74 X-Body (Nova, Acadian, etc)62-67 X-Body (Nova, Chevy II with Ridetech TruTurn system)63-82 Corvette (using Ridetech TruTurn system)Hub and Brake Compatibility:Hubs – 1997-2013 Corvette (C5/C6) or 2014-2019 Corvette (C7). C7 hubs are preferred, they are stronger and more cost effective as they don’t have a wheel speed sensor (Moog 513378).Brakes – Any 1997-2013 Corvette (C5/C6) will fit (OE replacement or aftermarket). Ridetech caliper brackets are required. (Part # 11009546)

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