Suzuki Lt-f160,lt160,lt-f160t Quadrunner (1989-1999) Rear Shock Strut on 2040-parts.com
Kingman, Arizona, US
Paradigm Motor Sports is pleased to offer the following part for sale
REAR SHOCK STRUT for a Suzuki QuadRunner LT-F160, LT160E, LT160, LT-F160T (Years: 1989 thru 1999). Part was removed from a good running 1992 LT-F160. Applications should work for the above mentioned models, but PLEASE check your Suzuki and confirm. Good Condition. Please email for additional pics and specific questions. Thank you!!
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