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R33 Gts(t) Bilsteins For Sale With Lowered King Springs

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Hi guys,

Just getting rid of my Bilsteins from my s2 r33 non turbo, upgrading to coilovers. Product number is F4-B46-1916-H0 if that means anything to anoybody.

Theyre in good condition still work perfectly, never ever had a problem.

I find the ride pretty firm, but nothing harsh as the shocks seem well matched with the springs.

No body roll until you push it. I bought them about 15,000kms old then the dude i bought them off decided to hit a telegraph pole, when i checked them out, they still seemed perfect. I've had them in my car for about 2 and a half years, done less than 20,000k's.

Looking for $400 for all 4 with springs, will considder separating springs and shocks if i get buyers for both. Buyer pays post obviously (from Sydney).

Let me know via PM, I'm keen to get rid of them, don't wanna muck around too much.

I attached the pic of them, rears are the long ones.

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They're off my series 2 non-turbo r33.

I live in sydney, near hornsby.

I'm happy to sell rears for $200 only If someone wants to buy fronts for the same. I don't really wanna get stuck with one pair of struts as they're a set of 4.

NB. also have a pair of really low front K-mac springs if anyone is interested.

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any idea of the rears will fit a series 1 gtst?

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how hard were they on the road?

i'm assuming they're not height and damper adjustable??

interested in the full set if you provide pics

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The shocks are not overly hard, there is still moderate movement when you hit a rough speed bump or something. I found them to be a good compromise as they are comfortable driving and dont throw you round or anything like that. And no they are not adjustable.

If anyone lives close i would be happy to take them for a drive.

NB. will fit series 1, person i bought them off had an s1.

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