Ground Control Coilovers 94-01 Integra (excluding Type-r) on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, US
Ground Control Coilovers. Brand new never used. See my other listing of brand new koni yellow shocks to complete the suspension up for auction. Part # 1020.02 Goes great with yellow Koni shocks
Coil Springs for Sale
1995-1999 nissan maxima ksport rear coil overs(US $200.00)
Mr. gasket bushings raiser block 1.500" tall neoprene rubber black universalof4(US $6.00)
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Triumph tr7 front spring lower insulator seat(US $18.00)
88-00 civic integra jdm sport lowering coilovers springs front+rear(US $59.99)
Triumph tr7 front strut gaiter(US $15.00)
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