Assault Industries Lime Logo Back Plate (Maverick X3 Shock Tower Brace Only) LBP-U-MINI-20 2018-2024 Lexus IS300 544 lm of 3000K Yellow FGXX-668603

Name: Assault Industries Lime Logo Back Plate (Maverick X3 Shock Tower Brace Only) LBP-U-MINI-20 2018-2024 Lexus IS300 544 lm of 3000K Yellow FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33095769921
Price: 24.95 USD
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Assault Industries Lime Logo Back Plate (Maverick X3 Shock Tower Brace Only) LBP U MINI 20 2018 2024 Lexus IS300 544 lm of 3000K Yellow FGXX 668603 544 lm of 3000K Yellow The optics used in the DRL are shared with the high end version of the XB's which really kicks ass because that's a fan favorite for those who are shopping for an upgrade The shock tower brace comes standard with a raw aluminum plate but color logo plates are available for the F 22 shock tower brace for those interested in color matching to their vehicle

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