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Hi

i got a Tein HR come off my car for sales

TEIN HR Colicover suspension with Pillow Ball Upper Mount. $1100

90% nearly brand new, good condition

can fit on NISSAN/GTS R33/GTT ER34/GTR34

cheer

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you can get these new from jap for less than 1100 mate...

Hi

i got a Tein HR come off my car for sales

TEIN HR Colicover suspension with Pillow Ball Upper Mount. $1100

90% nearly brand new, good condition

can fit on NISSAN/GTS R33/GTT ER34/GTR34

cheer

Hi, do you know what spring rates they are? Can you verify that they are 90% new? Do you have a receipt and do they come with warranty (these have 2 years warranty standard). Like JimmyR33 said you can get brand new ones from Greenline for $1,100 with warranty.

If you will do them for $800 delivered to Adelaide consider them sold :laugh:

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