JEGS Coil-Over Spring [14 in. Length 150 lb./in.]
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14 in. Coil-Over Springs
Features:
- Manufactured from high-tensile, chrome silicon alloy spring wire for high strength, consistency and long life
- Cold wound, heat treated and shot peened to ensure consistency, accuracy and durability
- Fewer coils to create higher spring travel
- Lightweight for faster spring reaction
- Straight ground spring ends to ensure consistent accurate fitment and operation
- Silver Powder Coat Finish
- Made IN USA
Specifications:
JEGS Coil-Over Springs are assembled, tested and rated to give you top performance, precision and durability. High-grade chrome silicone steel is cold wound, heat treated, and shot peened for consistent, lightweight, and durable performance. Specifically designed for use with coil-over shocks, these springs provide more distance between each coil for increased travel and reaction. Both ends of each spring are ground to a square ensuring matchless suspension accuracy, and the powder-coat finish creates a protective coating and enhances the overall appearance. Available in multiple spring rates and lengths for your specific applicationHigh-Travel Springs Optimize Suspension Performance
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