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Pair Of Koni Electric Shocks, Springs,digi Delay Box&fresh Dyno Sheet - Perfect! on 2040-parts.com

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Monee, Illinois, United States

Monee, Illinois, United States
Condition:Used Brand:KONI Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Warranty:No

I have a pair of koni electric shocks with 14" springs(can give you what ever spring rate you need). also have a digi-set delay box that go with them. they were freshened 2 years ago and just took them to strange(7/10/16) and had them dyno. also have the dyno sheet on them. all in perfect working condition.   if you have any ?'s please call me at 1 312 502 6312.   this  shock package is for sale locally and I can end this auction at any time.   thanks

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