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One pair of rear Gab damper adjustable shocks with sustec super H springs in good condition. $150 ono.

One pair of front Tien coilovers in good condition. SOLD.

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stupid question but why are the teins black? is there any stamping on them to show they are teins. i can see they are height adjustable but are they damper also? would you happen to know what any of the spring rates were like? thanks

Yes the coilovers do have the tein symbol on them. i can take a pic if you want. i painted the base of the coilovers a while back as the original paint was chipped. I dont think they are damper adjustable. Sorry i am not sure of the spring rate.

The coilovers as for the front of an r32.

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so let me get this straight, u have coilovers for front and back? and they r height adjustable front and back??? PM the details if possible please sir. im very interested, its just i dont know much bout coilover and adjkustable suspension.

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