FOX Steel Rear Shock Coil Spring - 500 lb. x 3.64" Spring Travel 8.250 TLG Total Spring Length BLK MFPN=RES2-316-242 Color GrayWeight 2800Weight Limit (lbs)

Name: FOX Steel Rear Shock Coil Spring - 500 lb. x 3.64" Spring Travel 8.250 TLG Total Spring Length BLK MFPN=RES2-316-242 Color GrayWeight 2800Weight Limit (lbs)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98693276107
Price: 37.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5751 (18 reviews)

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FOX Steel Rear Shock Coil Spring 500 lb. x 3.64" Spring Travel 8.250 TLG Total Spring Length BLK MFPN=RES2 316 242 Color GrayWeight 2800Weight Limit (lbs) Color GrayWeight 2800Weight Limit (lbs) 48 Designed for use with Cane Creek Coil shocks Fox vendor part number now printed on the spring for identification 385" stroke 92mm 3

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