ICON -4 to -10 Hose Shield Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$17.39

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ICON -4 to -10 Hose Shield KitSKU: 252012 UPC: 00840103401652 ICON 4 to 10 Hose Shield Kit Universal for Off Road Shocks The ICON Hose Shield Kit safeguards shock reservoir hoses against rubbing chafing and wear in demanding off road conditions. This universal design fits any 4 to 10 hose found on performance shocks keeping components functional and visually sharp. Install it on trucks Jeeps and SUVs to extend hose life during aggressive driving. Key Features Universal Hose

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