H&R 20-21 BMW X5 M/X5 M Competition/X6 M/X6 M Competition F95/F96 VTF Adjustable Lowering Springs

H&R 20-21 BMW X5 M/X5 M Competition/X6 M/X6 M Competition F95/F96 VTF Adjustable Lowering Springs

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M251S

$915.00

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H&R 20-21 BMW X5 M/X5 M Competition/X6 M/X6 M Competition F95/F96 VTF Adjustable Lowering SpringsH&R VTF kits are designed to work with your vehicles original electronic shocks. Specific rate springs provide superb ride quality and comfort, while reducing body roll, offering more balance and control to your ride. H&R VTF packages are made with light weight, high tensile strength spring steel alloy, feature a limited lifetime warranty, and are T? V approved. Installation Instructions This Part Fits: Year Make Model Submodel 2020 2021 BMW X5 M 2020

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006