Bilstein 5160 Series RR Rear Shocks w/4" Lift For 11-24 GM 2500HD/3500HD LML L5P 2002-2005 honda civic Retains full functionality of MagneRide FGXX-668603

Name: Bilstein 5160 Series RR Rear Shocks w/4" Lift For 11-24 GM 2500HD/3500HD LML L5P 2002-2005 honda civic Retains full functionality of MagneRide FGXX-668603
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SKU: 96168985442
Price: 299.00 USD
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Bilstein 5160 Series RR Rear Shocks w 4" Lift For 11 24 GM 2500HD 3500HD LML L5P 2002 2005 honda civic Retains full functionality of MagneRide FGXX 668603 Retains full functionality of MagneRide system Factory splash guards usually offer meager protection Specifications: This Bilstein 5160 Series 25 311846 Remote Reservoir Rear Shock Absorbers are custom valved for the Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra 2500HD 3500HD

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