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MaxTrac 07-16 GM C/K1500 2WD/4WD (Non Magneride) 3in/5in or 4in/6in Lowering Spindle Kit

SKU: MXTK331336S

$862.05

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MaxTrac 07-16 GM C/K1500 2WD/4WD (Non Magneride) 3in/5in or 4in/6in Lowering Spindle Kit

$862.05

$862.05

Tech Specs

Brand
Maxtrac
SKU
MXTK331336S
Manufacturer part number
K331336S
Category
Suspension › Steering Knuckles & Spindles
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
Our 2/4 drop is a great way to lower and level out your vehicle without breaking the budget. This budget friendly kit comes with a 2-inch lowering coil springs and shocks for the front. We then drop the rear comes with a 5 inch flip kit and rear twin tube shocks for a better ride. What makes this kit great is you can always add or remove components to get the look you're after.

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