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difference between the gt and gts shocks for the 7th gen? #463611 Apr 21, 12:38pm
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NewToyCelica New Member Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 2 El Paso, Tx	Is there a difference between the gt and gts shocks for the 7th gen

Re: difference between the gt and gts shocks for the 7th gen? isaac #463612 Apr 21, 12:45pm
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NewToyCelica New Member Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 2 El Paso, Tx	I have a 01 gts, I want to replace the struts. On rockauto they have some they say gt model and some say gts model. My question is does it matter and will either one fit my gts or is there a difference between the gt and gts struts?

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