Bilstein 5100 Series Monotube Rear Shock - Zinc Plated - 6 in Lifted - GM Fullsize SUV / Truck 1975-91 103-102-003 This to fit flat bottom Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Bilstein 5100 Series Monotube Rear Shock - Zinc Plated - 6 in Lifted - GM Fullsize SUV / Truck 1975-91 103-102-003 This to fit flat bottom Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 32983405423
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Bilstein 5100 Series Monotube Rear Shock Zinc Plated 6 in Lifted GM Fullsize SUV Truck 1975 91 103 102 003 This to fit flat bottom Size:7 1 2 (60) This to fit flat bottom rectangular style fuel cells with minimum dimensions of 15" long and 8" wide cross For best performance 4 in L x 8 in H x 6 Front Rear Numerous race victories in both popular and top level sport around the globe speak for performance made by BILSTEIN

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