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Skunk2 Racing Skunk2 516-05-0510 Hard Anodized Rear Camber Kit For Honda on 2040-parts.com

US $230.15
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USA, United States
Condition:New Color:Hard Anodized MPN:516-05-0510 Manufacturer:Skunk2 EAN:0877703003610 Brand:Skunk2 Racing UPC:873265004423

 
 
 
Skunk2 Racing Skunk2 516-05-0510 Hard Anodized Rear Camber Kit for Honda Civic/Acura RSX
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Description

Skunk2's Rear Camber Kit for the '01-'05 Civic and '02-'06 RSX is manufactured from forged alloy steel and 7075 aluminum and is proven to significantly improve handling and overall stability.


Features

  • Sold in pairsQuickly adjust rear camber without disconnecting the arm from the chassis


Additional Information

  • Manufacturer: Skunk2
  • Shipping Weight: 465
  • Product Dimensions:
    Width: 7.00
    Length: 14.20
    Height: 2.80

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