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Stock R33 Gtr Suspension Needed Borrow/rent/buy (4 Compliance)


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Howdy All >_<

I am just in the process of importing a 1995 GTR V-Spec. I have already sorted out Autoworx to do the compliance for me... But they just told me that i will need to source some stock GTR suspension.

Is there anyone out there in the vast SAU community that can help me out and lend/rent me some stock suspension so that i can get my car complied?

I would consider purchasing though i would prefer not to go down that road just yet!

Thanks for your time!!!

Tim

Edited by wannabe

Try talking to KYP. They might be able to sort you out.

Address:

Unit 9/105 President Street

Welshpool

WA

Australia

6106

E-mail: [email protected]

Telephone: +61 8 9470 3828

Thanks,

I will give them a call for sure! Just so i know, what kinda place are they? I mean are the more likely to sell it to me or rent it?

Cheers for taking the time to let me know dude!

Try talking to KYP. They might be able to sort you out.

Address:

Unit 9/105 President Street

Welshpool

WA

Australia

6106

E-mail: [email protected]

Telephone: +61 8 9470 3828

Hey im getting new suspension in my car soon, so taking stock susp out.

when my newies are in ill pm u to c if u still need them....

ill lend you them for free only cause u bought a 33GTR v-spec :)

Thanks Trent,

You are a champ. There is no way that i could borrow without the exchange of at least some booze, as i believe is the tradition for helping others on SAU.

Just for my info approx when weer you lookin at getting your new suspension? What are you getting?

Hey im getting new suspension in my car soon, so taking stock susp out.

when my newies are in ill pm u to c if u still need them....

ill lend you them for free only cause u bought a 33GTR v-spec :rofl:

good question, as i am a total noob when it comes to suspension!!! I jus put new shoes on my car, now i need suspension!

wat would you recomend for a 33GTR.... and yes, i wanto put my car on its hole lol

Edited by TrentGTR
good question, as i am a total noob when it comes to suspension!!! I jus put new shoes on my car, now i need suspension!

wat would you recomend for a 33GTR.... and yes, i wanto put my car on its hole lol

That is a very good question Trent. There are far better qualified people on the forums to answer that question for you. I would suggest that you start a thread about it, though to avoid a big flaming do a little research first. the most important thing is for you to know what you want from the suspension... Do you want it to just be low, or do you want to add to the handling also? What is your budget?

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