DIY Rear Cross Member
Price range: $85 through $170
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10mm-1.25 x25mm Bolt
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8mm-1.25 x30mm Bolt
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Polyurethane Rear Motor Mount
Price range: $120 through $140The Factory rear motor mount is the most common mount to wear out first.
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Miller255 Welder Cart – Zip Package Download
Original price was: $40.$20Current price is: $20.This is a downable Package only.
The package is a 23.4mb zip file.
The package only includes information and files to build the shown cart.
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10mm-1.25 x30mm Bolt
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Fuse Box Cover Face Plate
Price range: $20 through $40If your looking for an extra custom look under the hood, a fuse box cover plate is a first step. An easy modification, that gets attention. These plates come blank and can be mounted with double sided adhesive. 11GA 6061 Aluminum Sheet Sanded Brushed Polished 1 Fuse Box Cover Plate equipped with…
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DIY Front Turbo Cross Member V3
Price range: $90 through $120This new DIY cross member design allows you to build the cross member on the car with very little effort. Simply mount the side plates onto the car in place of the tow hooks. Then slide the tube thru the corresponding holes. The mount bracket is also a slide thru design that allows you to…
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DIY Tubular Rear Cross Member W/Lower Mount
$75
This kit is the raw materials to build your own front cross member using tubing type of your choice.
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6 Pin Distributor Pigtail Connector
$106pin Pigtail connector pulled from a 1994 Mx6 LS, 6in Wire leads.
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Din Slot Blank
Original price was: $15.$10Current price is: $10.
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Driver Door Card Handle
Price range: $6 through $20King6fab Printing ServiceDon’t have a printer and need this model? Let us print it for you.
Or Choose to Print it yourself by Purchasing the file.
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DIY Pro Aftermarket Seat Bracket Kits
Price range: $70 through $180This product is a DIY Item, you will be receiving CNC cut materials that are flat and unbent. They will require bending and welding on your part. You WILL NEED A WELDER to assemble these brackets. Bending technique can be achieved with a vise and a hammer.
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