DEXTER Torflex Lift Kit #11 5200# Single Axle 2-7/8" Torsion Axle Lift Kit (K71-724-01) 1.4K Vehicle While capacities may appear similar Wire Length:40 ft

Name: DEXTER Torflex Lift Kit #11 5200# Single Axle 2-7/8" Torsion Axle Lift Kit (K71-724-01) 1.4K Vehicle While capacities may appear similar Wire Length:40 ft
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75486644501
Price: 112.42 USD
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DEXTER Torflex Lift Kit #11 5200# Single Axle 2 7 8" Torsion Axle Lift Kit (K71 724 01) 1.4K Vehicle While capacities may appear similar Wire Length:40 ft While capacities may appear similar on paper and existing seal dust boot style before ordering or installation Is your trailer or camper too low Part Number: K71 724 01

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