AFCO 14 Series Fixed Bearing Sealed Body Twin-Tube Shock - 9" Stroke - 3 Compression, 5 Rebound 40010 Mounts have 1-1/4 Inch long Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: AFCO 14 Series Fixed Bearing Sealed Body Twin-Tube Shock - 9" Stroke - 3 Compression, 5 Rebound 40010 Mounts have 1-1/4 Inch long Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 63735484700
Price: 129.97 USD
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AFCO 14 Series Fixed Bearing Sealed Body Twin Tube Shock 9" Stroke 3 Compression, 5 Rebound 40010 Mounts have 1 1 4 Inch long Size:7 1 2 (60) Mounts have 1 1 4 Inch long slots allowing adjustment often needed to reach insert locations of flexed Red Powder Coated Flexplate Safety Shield for Chevrolet AFCO's passion to be the best is the reason that professional racers have relied on AFCO products for over two decades 50 in Extended

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