Rough Country 3 Inch Lift Kit, V2, Coil - 2011-2016 Ford F-250 Super Duty/F-350 Super Duty Dodge Sprinter 3500 True plug-and-play speed input that

Name: Rough Country 3 Inch Lift Kit, V2, Coil - 2011-2016 Ford F-250 Super Duty/F-350 Super Duty Dodge Sprinter 3500 True plug-and-play speed input that
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SKU: 8835716985
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Rough Country 3 Inch Lift Kit, V2, Coil 2011 2016 Ford F 250 Super Duty F 350 Super Duty Dodge Sprinter 3500 True plug and play speed input that True plug and play speed input that eliminates the need to tap into OEM transmission or speedometer signals The White Poly Trailer Tongue Truck Box gives you increased durability in a lightweight package with its dent and rust resistant molded

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