Eibach Coil-over Spring #400 X 12" Tall 2.5" Id Late Model Modified Ratrod on 2040-parts.com
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States
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Eibach Coil-over Spring #400 x 12" Tall 2.5" ID Late Model Modified Ratrod We have several used coilover springs for sale that were bought from a raceteam buyout. This spring is manufactured by Eibach. It is 2.5 inch inner diameter and 12 in height. The spring rate is 400 lbs/inch. This item is used so it does have scratches, scuffs and dings and areas of missing paint. |
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