ARB Old Man Emu BP-51 Bypass Shock Absorber — Rear, 1990–1997 Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series & Lexus LX450 Winch Gear giving you traction on demand Front Light Bar Options:43 in Dual Function W/ Small Dual OEM Switch
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ARB Old Man Emu BP 51 Bypass Shock Absorber — Rear, 1990–1997 Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series & Lexus LX450 Winch Gear giving you traction on demand Front Light Bar Options:43 in Dual Function W Small Dual OEM Switch giving you traction on demand without any full time locking compromises 2006 Current built for loaded touring rigs that still need composed control on corrugations and rock shim controlled) Bore 51mm Position Rear (standard length) Adjustability On car adjustable compression & rebound Reservoir Remote reservoir Construction 6061 T6 aluminum body & reservoir
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