Bilstein 4600 Series Monotube Rear Shock - Yellow Paint - GM Fullsize SUV / Truck 2001-10 14820412 TCI® Transmission products are specifically Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Bilstein 4600 Series Monotube Rear Shock - Yellow Paint - GM Fullsize SUV / Truck 2001-10 14820412 TCI® Transmission products are specifically Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 29428148175
Price: 92.00 USD
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Bilstein 4600 Series Monotube Rear Shock Yellow Paint GM Fullsize SUV Truck 2001 10 14820412 TCI® Transmission products are specifically Size:7 1 2 (60) TCI® Transmission products are specifically engineered to crank out race winning power mile after grueling mile Vehicle Specific Consistent Dampening Bilstein's competition monotube racing shock absorbers worldwide racing dominance is legendary All B6 4600 shock absorbers are tuned for each specific application to ensure optimal performance is achieved

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