Pair Apex'i Coil Over Spring 7" 12kg 180mm 672lb Honda Nissan Civic Integra Apex on 2040-parts.com
Garland, Texas, United States
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PAIR of brand new coil springs for an Apex'i coilover kit.
These springs are 7" long (180mm) and have a spring rate of 672lbs (12kg). USPS priority shipping is only $12 in the USA Please contact me with any questions. Thank you and good luck with your project. |
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