D2 Lowering Springs for Lexus IS250 IS350 2006-2013 RWD (D-SP-LE-05) MANLEYPISTONSGTR • High pressure relief setting HPT-F5-102108-140T6S

Name: D2 Lowering Springs for Lexus IS250 IS350 2006-2013 RWD (D-SP-LE-05) MANLEYPISTONSGTR • High pressure relief setting HPT-F5-102108-140T6S
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SKU: 5880315073
Price: 170.00 USD
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D2 Lowering Springs for Lexus IS250 IS350 2006 2013 RWD (D SP LE 05) MANLEYPISTONSGTR • High pressure relief setting HPT F5 102108 140T6S • High pressure relief setting — support supercharger and turbo applications 000 HP flow capabilities with a bolt on ease of installation More Info: D2 PRO Series lowering springs optimize and improve handling characteristics by offering a reduction in ride height while maintaining exceptional ride quality through the use of a progressive rate spring

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