95-99 Mitsubishi Eclipse Gs And Gst Rear Godspeed Sway Bar on 2040-parts.com
Indianola, Iowa, United States
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I got this 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS, GST Godspeed rear sway bar. It had never been used but has been painted graphite. I am will to paint and clear coat it for you with spray paint if you do not like this color. I have about 10 colors. Underneath the graphite enamel that I sprayed is the original red baked on powered coat that godspeed colors it. I do not like the color red. So I changed it but never used. These bars go for $120.00 without shipping on there site. There site is wrong and this bar does not fit on an RS because RS do not have a rear sway. It was removed from the car at assembly line because it had to weight less to be classed as an RS. |
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