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Old Man Emu

ARB / OME Front Coil Spring Set 03-23 Toyota 4Runner

SKU: ARB4007
Barcode: 9332018099044

$250.02

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ARB / OME Front Coil Spring Set 03-23 Toyota 4Runner

$250.02

$250.02

Tech Specs

Brand
Old Man Emu
SKU
ARB4007
Manufacturer part number
4007
Category
Suspension › Coilover Springs
Shipping weight
22.3 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Old Man Emu coil springs are designed for each vehicle, using state of the art micro-alloyed spring steel to ensure superior resistance to sagging and corrosion. With such a wide range on offer, coil springs can be better matched to your specific load requirements and intended vehicle usage. While ride height increases are attained, a greater emphasis is placed on ride control improvements. Further fine tuning is achieved when these springs are matched to a corresponding set of Old Man Emu shock absorbers, delivering a fully integrated system designed specifically to suit your vehicle.

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