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Competition Engineering Drag Monotube Shock - 13.29 in Compressed / 21.65 in Extended - 1.63 in OD - 3 Way Adjustable - Gray Paint - Rear MT-ANT-TOY-6A 100% Bolt-On System Includes All MOR24862

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Competition Engineering Drag Monotube Shock 13.29 in Compressed 21.65 in Extended 1.63 in OD 3 Way Adjustable Gray Paint Rear MT ANT TOY 6A 100% Bolt On System Includes All MOR24862 100% Bolt On System Includes All Required Mounting Hardware and Split Lock Collars for Positive Bar Positioning It is particularly recommended for use in new GM 6 speed automatic transmissions our products are designed to get power where it belongs — on the pavement Competition Engineering's 3 Way Adjustable Drag Shocks are designed to allow the racer to dial in the race car to meet changing track conditions

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