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10-02-2014, 11:39 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Phoenix AZ
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Freshly powercoated OEM rear sway bar
This is like the other rear swaybars that I have been selling with the exception that I had it powder coated so that it will be nice and clean and ready to install. For those of you not familiar with powder coating, the parts are sandblasted, coated and then baked in a oven. This is a much harder finish than regular paint. It is very scratch and chip resistant. I have only marked up the price according to what it cost to powder coat. First 2 pictures are diagrams of installed. Want $185 not including shipping.
   
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