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Used, but in great condition R33GTR coilovers (will NOT suit R33GTS-t). I was told they have done around 40,000km. Are in excellent condition and work great. Fully height and damper adjustable. Can be rebuilt much later down the track if necessary.

Bought them hoping they would suit my R34GTT, but they are too hard for my liking (and the weight distribution of the R34GTT is way different to the R33GTR for obvious reasons).

Some info: here (click)

$1,200 ono - located in Adelaide, but can ship if necessary. I think postage Aus wide would be around $100, but can quote if you give me your location.

Awesome suspension upgrade! Height is adjustable by around 1 foot, and damper is adjustable from very soft to very hard, and everywhere inbetween. Includes an adjustment wrench.

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well I had them in my R34GTT, but they are too hard for my liking. But people have assured me they are interchangeable .... if you had help from soeone with expertise in setting up suspension, I am sure you could get them how you wanted them - as long as you are after a fairly stiff ride. Great coilovers either way, and most people say these are softer than Teins or similar.

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