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Pro Coil Over Shock 0/0 Ez Rate 9" Stroke on 2040-parts.com

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Ludington, Michigan, United States

Ludington, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used Brand:PRO

You are bidding on a used PRO coil over shock 0/0 EZ rating with 9" stroke and has only 1 or 2 nights on it. The EZ rated shock is commonly used on the front of the left rear bird cage on dirt late models to promote better traction and forward bite. It has a 2 1/2" extension on it, I will also send the standard shock end with it.  I have several shocks listed and can ship up to 3 or 4 for single $13.95 USPS rate in the US.

48 United States please. As always parts are sold as is. Please check shipping cost before bidding. Will combine shipping on multiple wins when possible. Good luck and Thanks for looking.

May also be able to be used for SBC, chevrolet, ford, dodge, IMCA, NASCAR, late models, retro,  oval track, pinks, circle track, drag racing, chevy,  rat rod, hot rod,  road racing, mud truck, off road, sand buggy.

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