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CUSCO Front Pillow ball upper mount For SUBARU BRZ ZC6 965 410 A

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CUSCO Front Pillow ball upper mount For SUBARU BRZ ZC6 965 410 ABrand CUSCO Product Number 965 410 A Compatible Car SUBARU BRZ ZC6 Compatible Engine Product Description Year: the previous fiscal year, late 2012. 3 type: adjustable Pironatto: (HS) Pirokara: (01) Remarks Nut color must be specified when ordering Note: If you have attached to the genuine shock, use the genuine shock vehicle height will be about 15mm high when adjusting to the negative direction, range from 0 position of 15mm Please use in. If you

Brand
CUSCO
Product Number
965 410 A
Compatible Car
SUBARU BRZ ZC6
Compatible Engine
-
Product Description
Year: the previous fiscal year, late 2012.3 -
type: adjustable
Pironatto: (HS)
Pirokara: (01)
Remarks
-
Nut color must be specified when ordering
Note: If you have attached to the genuine shock, use the
genuine shock vehicle height will be about 15mm high when adjusting to the negative direction, range from 0 position of 15mm Please use in. If you exceed 15mm, stabilizer link and the body will interfere
__» straight winding-only, requires a spring upper seat (sold separately)
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