Whiteline Front Strut Bar Brace for 1971-1977 Toyota Celica (A20) Rogue Part Number ASTLS-14-134 Product AST
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Part Number ASTLS-14-134 Product AST Lowering Springs Production Years 09/2012- Model Years 2012+ Make Audi Model A3 Chassis 8VS/8VA Approximate Drop – Front 30mm Approximate Drop – Rear 30mm TÜV Certified Yes Model Note - Note 1 Not suitable for 4WD (four-wheel drive) cars
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Whiteline Front Strut Bar Brace for 1971-1977 Toyota Celica (A20) Rogue Part Number ASTLS-14-134 Product ASTYou can never have too much chassis stiffness. Weight aside, the more the better. Chassis bracing to your 1971 1977 Toyota Celica (A20) maintains alignment angles and spring rates by greatly reducing body or chassis flex. In fact, it helps every component in the suspension system do its job properly and you can feel the difference through improved turn in, sharper steering response along with greater steering feedback. Standard Features 2 Arms,
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