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1973-87 Chev-GMC X/Wide Wheel House

Item EK-61-395023-1
1973-87 Chev-GMC X/Wide Wheel House
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • 4" Wider Than Stock For Extra Clearance
      • Heavy Gauge Stamped Steel
      • Fits Either Left Or Right Side
      • Black EDP Coated For Corrosion Resistance
      • 43" Long x 16" Wide x 12.5" High
      • Inside Width 13.5"
      • Sold Individually-2 Required
      • NOTE: Installation Requires Cutting And Modification Of Rear Bed Floor

      Description

      Extra wide wheel housings from AMD and Eckler's Trucks give you extra clearance where you need it most. Designed with an additional 4" added to the width, these wheel wells allow the use of body lifts and larger tires without extensive fabrication.

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      1973-1987 Chevrolet and GMC Truck rear wheel housing is 4" wider than stock to provide extra clearance for larger tires.

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