Autopro USA PS1001A Power Steering Cylinder for 1958-1964 Chevrolet Full Size Models
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Auto Pro USA PS1001A Power Steering Cylinder Features:
- Brand new reproduction
- Correct design
- Made of the best materials
- TIG-welded
- No core required
This power steering cylinder is a brand new reproduction. It features the correct design, made of the best materials.
Auto Pro USA PS1001A Power Steering Cylinder Specifications:
- DIAMETER OF BODY: 1 3/4 IN. (43.600 MM)
- LENGTH OF BODY: 13 1/8 IN. (332 MM)
- RETRACTED LENGTH: 15 3/8 IN. (390 MM)
- EXTENDED LENGTH: 23 7/8 IN. (607 MM)
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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