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Eibach 10-22 Toyota 4Runner 4WD Rear Passenger Side Pro-Truck Shock

SKU: EIBE60-82-071-04-01
Barcode: 803050511430

$290.00

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Eibach 10-22 Toyota 4Runner 4WD Rear Passenger Side Pro-Truck Shock

$290.00

$290.00

Tech Specs

Brand
Eibach
SKU
EIBE60-82-071-04-01
Shipping weight
8.8 lb

Eibach's PRO-TRUCK Reservoir shocks are designed and engineered to improve the off-road performance of your vehicle. Unlike traditional shocks, “Resi” shocks use a remote reservoir which allows additional fluid to dissipate heat more effectively - reducing shock fade. Resi shocks also allow for more responsive performance by reducing aeration (foaming) of the internal fluids by separating it from the nitrogen gas charge.

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