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Hurst Tremec TKX/TKO 5-Speed/Magnum 6-Speed Transmission Crossmember (55-57 150, 210, Bel Air, Nomad)

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Hurst Tremec TKX/TKO 5-Speed/Magnum 6-Speed Transmission Crossmember (55-57 150, 210, Bel Air, Nomad)
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      These ultra-trick Hurst transmission cross-members have painstakingly been designed and fabricated from thick steel plate and heavy gauge steel tubing for a perfect fit and finish that has no equal. These bolt-in units are much stronger than the factory stock cross-members and help maintain the correct transmission and driveshaft angle. Precision cut and fully MIG-welded, then given a durable black powder coating finish to last a lifetime and give you peace of mind knowing you're buying the best parts available for your Tremec TKO or TKX 5-speed or Magnum 6-speed conversions. You can surely trust the company that originally started out making conversion mounts back in 1958, Hurst Performance.

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