arch extension — See wheel arch extension … Dictionary of automotive terms
extension — A part which is inserted between a ratchet and a socket to provide access to nuts or bolts which are deeply inset or hard to reach. Also called extension bar or extension piece. Also see brake extension fender extension load floor extension park… … Dictionary of automotive terms
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