1990 Arctic Cat Jag Afs Front Shocks Lynx Panther Puma Cougar 440 90 on 2040-parts.com
Newport, Michigan, United States
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Front suspension shocks removed from a 90 jag 440 afs sled. Look to be in good useable condition. Most paint has wore off and now shows surface rust. One shock has about a quarter size dent near bottom mounting location. Hard to see in the pictures.
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