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FOX Steel Rear Shock Coil Spring - 250 lb. x 2.8" Spring Travel 4.924 TLG Total Spring Length BLK MFPN=36000000000001 while the perforated design gives Axle Type 15mm TA

Name: FOX Steel Rear Shock Coil Spring - 250 lb. x 2.8" Spring Travel 4.924 TLG Total Spring Length BLK MFPN=36000000000001 while the perforated design gives Axle Type 15mm TA
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 82728037798
Price: 41.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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FOX Steel Rear Shock Coil Spring 250 lb. x 2.8" Spring Travel 4.924 TLG Total Spring Length BLK MFPN=36000000000001 while the perforated design gives Axle Type 15mm TA while the perforated design gives greater breathability Lytho Carbon is our double duty riser bar 200000000000003 Spring Weight 250 Ultra durable black powder coat finish provides protection and keeps the spring looking good Stroke (ins) 2

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