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SPC Performance Replacement Ball Joint Kit For 25455/25465/25480/25490

SKU: SPC35102
Barcode: 82642351023

$142.72

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SPC Performance Replacement Ball Joint Kit For 25455/25465/25480/25490

$142.72

$142.72

Tech Specs

Brand
SPC Performance
SKU
SPC35102
Shipping weight
4.3 lb

Upgrade or replace worn ball joints on SPC Performance Adjustable Upper Control Arms with these modern architecture, maintenance-free, adjustable units. Designed, engineered and assembled in Colorado, these next generation ball joints are the result of a relentless pursuit of product performance and longevity. These ball joints are reverse compatible and a direct replacement for the SPC upper control arm sets. Replaces Ball Joint on SPC Arms - 25455, 25465, 25480, 25490, 35455, 35465, 35480 & 35490

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