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I have just purchased and installed HSD Coilovers to my R32 GTR. I am now forced to sell them for financial reasons which is very disappointing for me because the car is now handling like a dream.

I ordered these with 5kg/mm front springs and 4kg/mm rear springs which suit the street really well. They are firm and responsive on the street with the option of winding up the dampner setting for hills or track work.

They been on the car for 6 weeks and only drive the car on weekends, they are virtually new.

Located in Adelaide but can negotiate shipping as i have most of the original packaging. Includes the stickers, c spanners, etc.

Paid $1599, selling for $1350 $1150 $1050

Last price drop before taking off the market - 65% of new cost!

I can take pictures of them on the car before i pull them off if required.

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I didn't know there was a measurement for dampning rates. I haven't come across any in the advertising i've seen for HSD or other coilovers. I currently have it set on level 5 dampning all round (where 1 is minimum and 15 is maximum)

Here is an excerpt from HSD:

HSD coil-overs feature 55mm heavy-duty full-tapped dampers with 15-step damping adjustment. All models feature pillow-ball top mounts for easy installation and maximum control. Models with strut-type suspension also feature camber adjustment, while all models feature adjustable base height and spring seat height. HSD coil-overs are supplied with spring rates intended for club-level motorsport, drift and street driving. Harder or softer springs are also available at just $100 a pair. All rates from 3kg/mm to 14kg/mm are kept in stock. All HSD coil-overs come with a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects.

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I wouldn't expect these to fit R32 GTS-t as not much is interchangeable in the R32 suspension dept. Have again lowered the price due to some lowish offers made that weren't followed through with.

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