QA1 64-72 GM A/G-Body Pro Rear Coil-Over System - Double Adj. - 12in x 170lbs/in - Aluminum

QA1 64-72 GM A/G-Body Pro Rear Coil-Over System - Double Adj. - 12in x 170lbs/in - Aluminum

Marsoni

M251S

$554.98

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QA1 64-72 GM A/G-Body Pro Rear Coil-Over System - Double Adj. - 12in x 170lbs/in - AluminumSKU: RCK52337 UPC: 806990067135 QA1 64 72 GM A G Body Pro Rear Coil Over System Double Adj. 12in x 170lbs in Aluminum QA1 RCK52337 delivers a complete bolt in rear coil over conversion for 1964 1972 GM A G Body vehicles including Chevelle GTO Cutlass LeMans. This kit features double adjustable aluminum shocks with 170 lb in 12 inch springs two shocks mounting brackets and all hardware for precise handling and ride tuning. Dial in 324 valving

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