Cusco Type Ii Lower Arm Bar 666 477 A 2002-2007 Wrx & Sti on 2040-parts.com
El Cajon, California, United States
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Cusco Type II Lower Arm Bar 666 477 A 20002-2007 WRX & STI The Type II lower arm bar is made of tubular aluminum to help reduce weight without compromising strength. Coated in the classic Cusco blue paint, it offers years of protection against the elements while adding to the overall look of the bar. The Type II bar is a multi-point setup and includes all the required hardware for installation. It bolts on easily using normal hand tools. NEED MORE SUBARU PARTS? CHECK OUT SWAGPARTS.COM To our international customers: We will not ship the item as a "gift" or declare a value lower than that of the actual selling price. This is against eBay and most countries customs policies. The fitments in our listings are only confirmed for vehicles originally sold in the United States. If your vehicle was originally sold in another country, please do your own research and confirm fitment before purchase. We can only check fitment by VIN on vehicles originally sold in the United States. |
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