19.5 Inch Fox Zero Pro Shocks With Resvervoir From A 2003 Arctic Cat Snopro on 2040-parts.com
New Albin, Iowa, US
19.5 inch Fox zero pro remote reservoir shocks with springs removed from a 2003 arctic cat snopro 440. Good shape no shaft pitting. Recommend to have shocks recharged before use since tbey are used.
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