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Tanner 2 Quarter Midget Shocks on 2040-parts.com

US $235.00
Location:

Wickatunk, New Jersey, United States

Wickatunk, New Jersey, United States
Condition:Used

Tanner 2 Quarter midget shocks, All have #4 valves (no matter what bottom numbers are) one of the top is slight bent but its doesn't effect the mounting of it. The right front has a removable shim on top of the 4 valve. This was done to slow the compression down coming out of the turn. Also one is missing plastic thumb screw, if I find it after the auction I will still send it to you. shipping $13.95 USPS. Please ask any questions.

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