Bilstein SZ/SL Series Shock - 9" Stroke - Compression 3 - Rebound 5 Suits Note: Shims are designed for Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Bilstein SZ/SL Series Shock - 9" Stroke - Compression 3 - Rebound 5 Suits Note: Shims are designed for Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 22710474644
Price: 182.58 USD
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Bilstein SZ SL Series Shock 9" Stroke Compression 3 Rebound 5 Suits Note: Shims are designed for Size:7 1 2 (60) Note: Shims are designed for close tolerance spark plug pockets such as those on All PRO cylinder heads Satin twill Nomex ® knit fabric with stylish multiple trim colors Check out all our products from Bilstein Shocks including Bilstein SZ Series Steel Shocks Numerous race victories in both popular and top level sport around the globe speak for performance made by BILSTEIN

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