Lippert 4400# LC270862 Axle Riser Kit For LCI Torsion Trailer DIAMOND Axle 3-1/2" Lift (164888) flange We stand behind every part Wire Length:40 ft

Name: Lippert 4400# LC270862 Axle Riser Kit For LCI Torsion Trailer DIAMOND Axle 3-1/2" Lift (164888) flange We stand behind every part Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 62830024605
Price: 115.92 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4059 (12 reviews)

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Lippert 4400# LC270862 Axle Riser Kit For LCI Torsion Trailer DIAMOND Axle 3 1 2" Lift (164888) flange We stand behind every part Wire Length:40 ft We stand behind every part we sell and strive to exceed expectations Part Number: 8000 HYB 92 3 Raises trailer height by 3 1 2" this kit is produced using original Lippert design prints to replicate the OEM kit

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