Lakewood Drag Monotube Shock - 12.62 in Compressed / 21.75 in Extended - 70 / 30 Valve - Red Paint - Rear - GM YA0825BLUEMM25 Precision-machined for optimum thread engagement Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Lakewood Drag Monotube Shock - 12.62 in Compressed / 21.75 in Extended - 70 / 30 Valve - Red Paint - Rear - GM YA0825BLUEMM25 Precision-machined for optimum thread engagement Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 42783231231
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Lakewood Drag Monotube Shock 12.62 in Compressed 21.75 in Extended 70 30 Valve Red Paint Rear GM YA0825BLUEMM25 Precision machined for optimum thread engagement Size:7 1 2 (60) Precision machined for optimum thread engagement and have a wide area flange for better load distribution The one piece design saves you from fumbling around with indvidual shims 1964 1973 Chevrolet Chevelle suspension components

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