Bilstein Springs Vw Gti Turbo 2002 03 2000 Vintage Street Rod Hot Rat Project on 2040-parts.com
Castro Valley, California, US
Bilstein rear springs off a 2002 VW GTI turbo 4/2002 e4-fd1-y373a00, drops the car 1'' or so, may fit several yrs and models. feel free to email or call with any concerns rapidracing33atyahoodotcom 510.581.4893
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