Chassis Engineering Economy Spring Over Shock W/chrome Springs on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Kentucky, United States
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Chassis Engineering Economy Spring Over Shock w/Chrome 12" x 2.50 ID spring as shown in picture. OEM style shock is mounted inside the spring and ride height is adjustable up to 6" of travel. Great for street or drag strip. Ideal for Street rods,ENTRY LEVEL DRAG CAR, & Pro Street. Complete with upper mounts, adjustable lower mounts,shocks,springs, & hardware. SPRING RATE AVAILABLE 110,130,150,170, OR 200 LBS. 130 LBS. SPRING RATE SHOWN IN PICTURE.
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