Formula Italy Rear Shock Spring 55mm x 550 lbs/in Steel Ti MFPN=GR.012.30.622.V001.R 4 different chainline options are Ski Length:187 Med

Name: Formula Italy Rear Shock Spring 55mm x 550 lbs/in Steel Ti MFPN=GR.012.30.622.V001.R 4 different chainline options are Ski Length:187 Med
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 48475863848
Price: 169.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Formula Italy Rear Shock Spring 55mm x 550 lbs in Steel Ti MFPN=GR.012.30.622.V001.R 4 different chainline options are Ski Length:187 Med 4 different chainline options are available Alloy tool steel socket is fully machined to precise tolerances for an exacting professional level fit and optimally heat treated for maximum strength and longevity Stroke 55mm 2 Ultralight steel coil spring designed for use with the MOD rear shock

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