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SKU #: MCG-51052
MPN #: 51052
McGaughy's Billet Ball Joints for McGaughy's GM Upper Control Arms
Description
Add extra polish to your McGaughy's Control Arms with their Billet Ball Joints. Fit these into the MOOG brand ball joints and get some extra protection as well as shine to your front suspension. Ordered as a pair for exclusively McGaughty's upper control arms.
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About McGaughy's Suspension Parts
McGaughy's is an award-winning suspension parts shop that leads the industry for innovation and quality. Built in America, their suspension parts are made for both classics and ones that just drove off the lot. Choose from any of their lift kits and suspension accessories and you will know that you are getting the genuine article; not some inferior knock-off. Plus, McGaughy's kits are mainly bolt-on so you have as smooth of an installation as you will your ride.
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