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Hey guys,

Swapped my JIC coilovers for a set of 4 KONI shocks and springs and a set of 4 TEIN shocks and springs. TEIN's are in the car so the koni's are up for sale.

Had them in the car for a few days to see how they go and they seemed really good. Sexy low ride height, damper adjustable all round, firm but not too stiff, no leaks or knocking. Look clean and in good condition.

Got teins in as i cant afford to atract much attention with the low ride height now and they are a bit softer (i need a break from the stiff jic's lol).

Asking $400 but negotiable so make me an offer.

Located south eastern suburbs of melbourne.

PM me or reply here. Mobile is 0423712016

If you need any photos just send me your email or come and inspect as im now on holidays.

Here are pics of the shocks and springs. You can compare the differences between 32 and 33 shocks from them.

They are the yellow KONI's, not sure of spring rates. The front sits just above the wheels and the rear sits just below the top of the tyre.

This was with 255/40/17 on.

http://img440.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc04541sn5.jpg

http://img522.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc04538ti8.jpg

http://img152.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc04539vq2.jpg

PMs replied.

Call me or send a message any time to organise a time to come check the set out and make an offer.

I'm very negotiable atm as i need money right now.

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