QA1 Rear Pro Coil Shock - Single Adjustable, without Springs - 1964-1970 Pontiac Tempest eibach-pro-plus-coil-spring-lowering-kit-+-front-&-rear-sway-bar-kit Part Number W52099 Part Name

Part Number W52099 Part Name Control Arm Bushing Vehicle 1986 Toyota Supra Base Chassis Code A60 Bushing 1 Inner Diameter 16

Part Number VW-001-LT Part Name Riaction GT1 Coilovers Vehicle 2009-2017 Volkswagen CC FWD/4Motion Adjustment Type 1-Way Ride-Height Adjustable Yes Spring Rate - Front 7 Kg/mm Spring Rate - Rear 5 Kg/mm Top Mounts - Front Pillowball with camber plate Top Mounts - Rear OEM Camber Plates - Front Yes Camber Plates - Rear No Suspension Design - Front True Coilover Suspension Design - Rear Divorced Notes 54

Part Number 41-327845 Part Name Shock Absorber and Coil Spring Assembly Vehicle 2020-2021 Polaris RZR XP 1000 High Lifter Edition UPC 651860944739 Adjustment Type 4-Way Billet Reservoir Clamp Included Yes Body Design Threaded Body Body Material Aluminum Alloy Boot Included No Collapsed Length 17

Part Number 51652 Part Name Sport Springs Country of Origin Germany Vehicle 1996-1998 Ford Mustang Cobra V8 Chassis Code SN95 Spring Type Progressive Ride-Height Adjustable No Lowering - Front 1

5TDI Chassis Code LS Lowering Front Axle 20 - 60 mm Lowering Rear Axle 20 - 60 mm Max Axle Load Front 1120 kg Max Axle Load Rear 1120 kg Camber Plates Not Included Ride-Height Adjustable Yes Damping Adjustment Non-Adjustable Quantity Full Set (Front & Rear) Vehicle Fitment

QA1 Rear Pro Coil Shock - Single Adjustable, without Springs - 1964-1970 Pontiac Tempest eibach-pro-plus-coil-spring-lowering-kit-+-front-&-rear-sway-bar-kit Part Number W52099 Part NameQA1 now offers bolt in rear coil over shocks for the 1964 1970 Pontiac Tempest vehicles. These shocks are available in single or double adjustable valving options. Single Adjustable Shocks provide 18 positions of simultaneous rebound and compression adjustment while QA1's double Adjustable Shocks provide 18 positions of compression adjustment and 18 positions of rebound adjustment, for a total of 324 possible valving combinations. These shocks also