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Item:G4 coil over suspenion

Age:8months mayby 10000kms if that

Condition:very good no leaks and in 100% working condidtion

Price:750 firm or trade for parts

To Fit: (What car)R33 gts-t

Location:central coast NSW 2250

Contact:0430 537 566

Comments:i have for sale some G4 coil over suspenion street spec 36way damper adjustable in 100% working condition only reason forsale is due to fitting bilstien shocks and no need for the coilover it comes with everything in the pics and the origonal reciept for warranty as still has over a 1 years worth i am happy to post australia wide for $30

- Spring Rates 13 (F) 8.7 ® Kg/mm

- 36 Way Damper & Height Adjustable

- Teflon Coated Thread

- Monotube Design

- Fully Rebuildable in Australia

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