Chassis Engineering 32" Pro Ladder Bar Kit With Shock Mount on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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If you’re looking for a race premium quality traction device–look no further than
the proven Chassis Engineering 32" Double Adjustable Pro Ladder Bar kit with Coil over shock mount. Ladder bar rear suspensions are simple, effective and economical. Easily installed and tuned for maximum traction, ladder bars can be installed on virtually any car with tremendous results. As with most of our suspension components, our ladder bars carry the Chassis Engineering lifetime limited warranty! |
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