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Galaxie Wheel Brake Cylinder, Right Rear, 15/16 Bore, 1960-1967

Item EK-60-93150-1
Galaxie Wheel Brake Cylinder, Right Rear, 15/16 Bore, 1960-1967
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Right Rear Wheel Brake Cylinder
      • 15/16" Cylinder Bore Size
      • Made For 1960-67 Ford Galaxie
      • Excellent Replacement For Leaking Or Seized Cylinder
      • High Quality To Ensure Long Life, Performance & Safety
      • Proudly Manufactured In The USA
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 64-93150

      Description

      Are you tired of having your old wheel cylinders leak or seize up on you? The Right Stuff Detailing wheel cylinders will get your ride back on the road with the quality and dependability you're looking for at a price you can't beat. Known for their ultra-high quality brake, fuel, transmission and vacuum lines, The Right Stuff Detailing also manufactures these wheel cylinders from only the best materials available, ensuring years of trouble-free performance and reliability for your classic Ford. If you're going to do it, do it right! We'll help you put the "Right Stuff" into your ride and get the quality and superior results you expect for your Ford.

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