Springs ( Integra - Coil Over Springs) on 2040-parts.com
Rockwell, North Carolina, United States
This is a fairly complete set of 13" Barrel springs (16) springs would make a great starter set of front springs to give you range they will also work great for rears. Message me w/ the rate you want to be sure they are still available $15 ea. Willing to deal on complete set |
Late Models for Sale
- Springs ( 10" coil over springs)(US $10.00)
- Springs ( 12"-14" coil over springs)(US $10.00)
- Shifter (titanium)(US $75.00)
- Tach mount (steering column)(US $10.00)
- Aeroquip hose fittings (crimp on) bulk or parted out(US $200.00)
- Brake floater plates (willwood w-5)(US $30.00)
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