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So I'm going to get a set of Tein SS (5kg/4kg) next week. Just wondering if I should order from Nengun (about $1560 AUD delivered), or look for dealers locally that might be able to see the aussie spec ones for around the same price? Anyone knows where is the cheapest place? I live in NSW, Thanks.

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looks like you are in a for a wait eitehr way - couldnt get any fulcrum spec SS week before last.

also SAU NSW club membership may assist you in getting discounts from sponsors. - for details go here - http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sa...p-F-t44115.html

Bear in mind, the tein super streets you get from nengun or greenline will be Jap Spec ones with heavier spring rates whereas the ones you get from Fulcrum will be the modified Aus Spec ones apparently they are more suited for australian roads. :thumbsup:

as slouch said if you buy anywhere other than fulcrum or a dealer in OZ you will be getting jap spec, hard as hell spring rate and bone shattering valving to suit those rates.

the ss from fulcrum are revalved and re-sprung in japan to suit our crappy roads.

if you want quality suspension go the group buy, you cant beat bilstein/eibach combination.

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