Used Racing Pro Aluminum Shock Smooth Body 7" Rates At A 2/2 Dyno Sheet A73 on 2040-parts.com
Waldo, Wisconsin, US
- Used Pro 7" Racing Smooth Bodied Shock, Part Number A73, currently rates at a 2/2 (Compression/Rebound), includes Dyno Sheet. This is a used shock with some minor scratches/scuffs, you are bidding on the actual shock in the pictures. Thanks
- We try our best to describe the used shocks, please see the pictures for better descriptions. Thanks
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