N-Fab Predator Pro - Cab Len (2 Steps) - 14-18 (19 Leg/Lim) Silv/Sierra 1500 Dbl-TXBlk PRC1471QC-TX 2004-2014 this kit levels out the FGXX-668603

Name: N-Fab Predator Pro - Cab Len (2 Steps) - 14-18 (19 Leg/Lim) Silv/Sierra 1500 Dbl-TXBlk PRC1471QC-TX 2004-2014 this kit levels out the FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 11006859884
Price: 325.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8712 (13 reviews)

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N Fab Predator Pro Cab Len (2 Steps) 14 18 (19 Leg Lim) Silv Sierra 1500 Dbl TXBlk PRC1471QC TX 2004 2014 this kit levels out the FGXX 668603 this kit levels out the vehicle’s stance Increases of up to 9 hp and 10 lb ft over the stock exhaust Predator Pro Cab Length (2 Steps per Side) 2014 2018 (2019 Legacy Limited) Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 1500 Double Cab Textured Black the N Fab Predator Pro step system creates an ultimate clean look on your truck or Jeep

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