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Team Associated RC12R6 FT Track Width Bushings, aluminum [4746]** MN82 LC79 Standard Parts This listing is for Shock TLR342015
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Team Associated RC12R6 FT Track Width Bushings, aluminum [4746]** MN82 LC79 Standard Parts This listing is for Shock TLR342015 This listing is for Shock Parts Shock Tower Set The unit includes the basic linkage required for under baseboard installation and provides auxiliary electrical contacts for operating signals Team Associated Factory Team aluminum track width bushings for the RC12R6 1 12 pan car Precision front suspension tuning components for adjusting track width and steering geometry
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