FOX 13" IFP-QSR Super HD Rear Shocks For 14-24 Harley Davidson Road King/Electra 2007-2018 wrangler jk the harness plugs right into FGXX-668603

Name: FOX 13" IFP-QSR Super HD Rear Shocks For 14-24 Harley Davidson Road King/Electra 2007-2018 wrangler jk the harness plugs right into FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90167518979
Price: 550.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0864 (22 reviews)

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FOX 13" IFP QSR Super HD Rear Shocks For 14 24 Harley Davidson Road King Electra 2007 2018 wrangler jk the harness plugs right into FGXX 668603 the harness plugs right into your factory tail light for easy installation and operation With over 40 years of manufacturing experience low friction The new FOX IFP QSR touring rear shocks were designed to give you the comfort and control needed to keep you (and a passenger) comfortable while providing the performance you deserve for the long haul

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