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SPC Performance

SPC Performance GM LOCKOUT CAM PLATE (2)

SKU: SPC86320
Barcode: 082642863205

$11.31

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SPC Performance GM LOCKOUT CAM PLATE (2)

$11.31

$11.31

Tech Specs

Brand
SPC Performance
SKU
SPC86320
Shipping weight
0.35 lb

Replace corroded or damaged original equipment alignment cam lock plates on many newer GM truck-based vehicle models including the Colorado & Canyon with this indexed lock plate. This lock plate is designed to keep the front alignment angles in position by replacing the existing slotted cam with an indexed version, preventing any potential for slippage, and making adjustments quick and easy. Use SPC #86325 GM alignment pins to replace often abused or missing OE pins for a complete alignment solution.

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