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Fabtech 2019 Jeep JL 4WD Front Stealth Shock Absorber

SKU: FABFTS6354
Barcode: 674866107625

$100.43

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Fabtech 2019 Jeep JL 4WD Front Stealth Shock Absorber

$100.43

$100.43

Tech Specs

Brand
Fabtech
SKU
FABFTS6354
Shipping weight
6.4 lb

Stealth is the first all black monotube shock absorber, with an identifiable raised metal nameplate, that represents the signature of quality you can rely on for a superior ride at an affordable price. Stealth monotube shocks are built with 46mm diameter high flow piston and vehicle specific valving, for a great ride with oversized tires. All Stealth shock absorbers feature Nitrocarburized piston rods that are superior to chromed rods in durability and corrosion resistance. These Nitrocarb piston rods are finished in matte black for a complete black out shock package.

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