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1967-1972 Chevy-GMC Truck KYB Gas-a-Just Shock Absorber, Rear, 2WD With Rear Coil Springs

Item EK-61-860536-1
1967-1972 Chevy-GMC Truck KYB Gas-a-Just Shock Absorber, Rear, 2WD With Rear Coil Springs
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      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A

      Features

      • Adds up to 25% more damping performance over original equipment shocks
      • Gas-a-Just reacts to load changes and adds instant responsiveness on GM trucks
      • High gas pressure design provides instant, extra control
      • monotube design outperforms all other standard shock absorbers
      • Unique, air-free, hydraulic unit eliminates performance fade
      • Extended Length 18.46
      • Compressed Length 11.77

      Description

      Ride comfort is important, restoring control, stability and responsive handling is critical. KYB is an industry leader in OE quality replacement shocks. The Gas-a-Just series is gas charged and features a mono-tube design to restore OE performance. NOTE: Stock height

      • 1967-1972- Chevrolet Truck C10-C20-C30
      • 1967-1972-1987 GMC Truck C15-C25-C35

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