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SPC Performance H-D TRUCK SHIM SET
$422.55
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$422.55
$422.55
Tech Specs
- Brand
- SPC Performance
- SKU
- SPC36000
- Manufacturer part number
- 36000
- Category
- Suspension › Alignment Kits
- Shipping weight
- 20.2 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
These alignment shims are now available in a heavy-duty metal box to help you organize all of your shims. Packaged with a large variety of shims (listed below) and an organization chart inside the lid to make reordereing and organization of shims quick and easy. SET INCLUDES: 6-35001 Kenworth Airglide space 1/32", 6-35002 Kenworth Airglide space 1/16", 6-35003 Kenworth Airglide space 1/8", 6-35004 Kenworth Airglide space 1/4", 6-35005 Kenworth Airglide space 1/2", 6-35006 Kenworth Airglide space 3/4", 6-35007 Kenworth Airglide space 1", 2-35010 Peterbilt Air Leaf Shim 1/32", 4-35011 Peterbilt Air Leaf Shim 1/16", 6-35012 Peterbilt Air Leaf Shim 1/8", 2-35020 Freightliner FAS I Air Ride 1/32", 4-35021 Freightliner FAS I Air Ride 1/16", 6-35022 Freightliner FAS I Air Ride 1/8", 2-35030 Volvo/ White 4-Spring Susp 1/32", 4-35031 Volvo/White 4-Spring Susp 1/16", 6-35033 Volvo/White 4-Spring Susp 1/8", 2-35040 Navistar IHC Torque Arm 1/32", 4-35041 Navistar IHC Torque Arm 1/16", 6-35042 Navistar IHC Torque Arm 1/8", 2-35060 Freightliner Airliner Susp 1/32", 4-35061 Freightliner Airliner Susp 1/16", 6-35062 Freightliner Airliner Susp 1/8" , 2-35070 Freightliner Air Glide Susp 1/32", 4-35071 Freightliner Air Glide Susp 1/16", 6-35072 Freightliner Air Glide Susp1/8", 2-36010 Peter/KW Flex-Air Torque Arm 1/32", 4-36011 Peter/KW Flex-Air Torque Arm 1/16", 2-36012 Peter/KW Flex-Air Torque 1/8". California Residents WARNING
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