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QA1 GM Pro Front Coil-Over Shock Absorber - Single Adj. - Stock Mount - 8.625in/12.875in - Aluminum

SKU: QAPGS401
Barcode: 806990057358

$275.02

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QA1 GM Pro Front Coil-Over Shock Absorber - Single Adj. - Stock Mount - 8.625in/12.875in - Aluminum

$275.02

$275.02

Tech Specs

Brand
QA1
SKU
QAPGS401
Shipping weight
3.9 lb

The QA1 GM Coil-Over Shock is a great option for anyone looking for fully adjustable ride height and valving control. Choose a from double, single, Drag "R" Series or non-adjustable valving to fit your driving style and you are on your way. Adjustable Coil-Over Shock Features: Available in independent compression and rebound double adjustable, simultaneous compression and rebound adjustable, or drag "R" Series adjustable, Lightweight Billet Aluminum Coil-Over Shocks, Made in the USA, Easy, Bolt-In Installation, Ride Height Adjustable, 100% Dyno Tested and Serialized, Serviceable and Rebuildable by QA1 Authorized Service Centers, Made in the USA, Non-Adjustable Coil-Over Shock Features: Steel, Stock Appearing Shocks, Easy, Bolt-In Installation, Coil-Over, Ride Height Adjustable

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