Pic Performance 7" 10kg Coilover Replacement Springs(2.5" Diamater Str)qty 2 on 2040-parts.com
Carol Stream, Illinois, US
PIC Performance 7"(180mm) 10Kg springs (2) fits most coilovers that use 2.5" diameter straight springs such as PIC,KSport, etc..HD Powder coated white.
We are a distributor for PIC, so any questions about PIC products feel free to contact us.Ship to lower 48 US states only.
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