UMI Performance Front Frame and Steering Brace for 1964-1972 GM A-Body/1970-1974 GM F-Body
236-2654-R
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Front Frame and Steering Brace
With modern high grip tires, improved suspension and big power, today's muscle cars need more help than ever to survive. This front frame brace improves chassis rigidity, reduces steering gear movement and provides for a crisper handling experience. UMI pairs precision laser cut brackets with strong 1.250" tubing to reinforce the front frame sway bar mounting area. These direct bolt-in braces require no cutting or welding and are available in gloss black and red.
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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