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Speedway Mustang II Coil Spring Ride Height Adjuster Kit
Speedway Mustang II Coil Spring Ride Height Adjuster Kit
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Speedway Mustang II Coil Spring Ride Height Adjuster Kit
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- Adjust final ride height up to 2"
- Fine tune your Mustang II front suspension
- Works with 3-1/2" I.D. coil springs
- Shock mounts inside the adjuster
- Trimming and drilling of towers is required
- Cut a 3-3/8" I.D. hole in your uppper spring bucket to install this adjuster
Installation Instructions (PDF)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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