Team Associated RC10B6.1 FT Titanium Turnbuckle Set, 3x48mm/1.875in, silver [91727] Long Screws Kit includes eastern and western-style TLR342015

Name: Team Associated RC10B6.1 FT Titanium Turnbuckle Set, 3x48mm/1.875in, silver [91727] Long Screws Kit includes eastern and western-style TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71329882389
Price: 53.99 USD
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Team Associated RC10B6.1 FT Titanium Turnbuckle Set, 3x48mm/1.875in, silver [91727] Long Screws Kit includes eastern and western-style TLR342015

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Team Associated RC10B6.1 FT Titanium Turnbuckle Set, 3x48mm 1.875in, silver [91727] Long Screws Kit includes eastern and western style TLR342015 Kit includes eastern and western style eave brackets and trim Manufacturer part number: EFL 1059 Genuine Factory Team silver titanium turnbuckle set for the Team Associated RC10B6 M3 x 48mm lightweight steering and camber link hardware for the compatible buggy platform

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