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Old 03-12-2014
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any know of aftermarket spurs to fit cars ....without reaming to fit!!!!!!?????
need to fit 69 on 2wd!! thx
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If its a TM2. Durango spur with ae hd pads will fit Team c pads are too thin with the Durango spur as the plates rub off the spur and cause it to slip.
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any know of aftermarket spurs to fit cars ....without reaming to fit!!!!!!?????
need to fit 69 on 2wd!! thx
R and W spurs fit, inside line stock them in various sizes
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Nope i need them to fit the tm4 in 72 and a 69. To fit a tco2c evo The hole in the Durango and rw are too big!!!!
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Please don't tell me to reem a spur I'm sick of doing that I just want to fit a spur from the shelf
72 is for thee tm4
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