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Sa/nsw Wtb Hr31 Coilovers Or Standar Hr31/aussie Gts2 Front Struts

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I am after a set of coilovers to suite HR31, or just the front stardard struts to suite HR31/GTS2 ASAP. I need them by Feb so I can get my suspension back from a mate who was borrowing it while mine was off the road.

Please let me know availability and pricing ASAP, either in this thread or via PM, it's rather urgent.

Cheers,

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i have a mate who has just removed the front HR31 struts from his GTS 4door import, its just the struts and hubs as he had to use the rotors and brakes on his new set up. if this interests you i can ask him $$$

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Yeah, I'd be interested, but I'll have to talk to my mate about it, as he's the one who's coughing up the coin for them. Where is you mate? I'm not mobile, so it's case of sucking up to the missus to get her to take me places.

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