Fox 97-06 Jeep TJ 2.0 Perf Series 11.6in. Smooth Body Remote Reservoir Front Shock / 6.5-8in Lift

Fox 97-06 Jeep TJ 2.0 Perf Series 11.6in. Smooth Body Remote Reservoir Front Shock / 6.5-8in Lift

Marsoni

M251S

$182.97

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Fox 97-06 Jeep TJ 2.0 Perf Series 11.6in. Smooth Body Remote Reservoir Front Shock / 6.5-8in LiftSKU: 985 24 110 UPC: 714686859776 Fox 97 06 Jeep TJ 2. 0 Perf Series 11. 6in. Smooth Body Remote Reservoir Front Shock 6. 5 8in Lift FOX Performance Series shocks deliver race proven damping control for a comfortable ride on pavement and consistent handling off road in rough terrain. This 2. 0 front shock with remote reservoir fits 1997 2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ for 6. 5 8in lifts and select 1984 2006 Jeep Cherokee Comanche Grand Cherokee models.

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