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Isr Performance Hr Pro Series Coilovers For Subaru Impreza (sti Only) - '08-'13 on 2040-parts.com

US $850.00
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California, United States

California, United States
ISR Performance HR Pro Series Coilovers for Subaru Impreza (STI ONLY) - '08-'13, US $850.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:ISIS Performance Manufacturer Part Number:coilover suspension subaru sti IS-HRPRO-GRB

Product Description:

ISR Performance HR Pro Series Coilovers - Subaru Impreza  (STI ONLY) - 08-13

After Years of Success with the Basic HR Coilovers ISR (Formerly ISIS) Performance has released a higher end line of coilovers providing better dampening control and overall performance.

These are a great coilovers for the street and track use. Provides a comfortable ride while improving handling.

 

Features:

32 Way Adjustable Dampening

Mono Tube Design

Spring Rate: 8K/10K

Front Pillowball Upper Camber mounts.

 

** ISR (Formerly ISIS) Pro Coilovers Utilize High End JAPANESE Bearings **



Basic Coilovers were used on our Professional Formula D Drift Cars. Pro's are an upgrade fom the Basicis

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Item must be returned within 30 days from the ship date.
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If we make an error and ship you the wrong part, you need to contact us within 7 days of receiving the product. We will then ship out the correct part to you.
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