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i may have to sell my belovered heigh adjustable tein coilovers. they suit rs4s and 260rs (manuals obviously) yes they are the fork type

have stagea top hats on them

and a cusco rear straut brace to suite stageas.

both in very good condition. you will need to use 1 rubber peice on the stock suspension in the coilovers (a stopper thingo)

FYI people: rear strut brace is the single most dramatic improvement I have made to my Stag: absolutely brilliant! If it's not already sold, you'd be nuts not to take it! Sorry to jump in on your thread Adam, but I feel the need to preach about this...

*edit* Ah, it's rb26stagea here: didn't realise Greenghost was still logged on with my laptop.

Edited by GreenGhost
FYI people: rear strut brace is the single most dramatic improvement I have made to my Stag: absolutely brilliant! If it's not already sold, you'd be nuts not to take it! Sorry to jump in on your thread Adam, but I feel the need to preach about this...

*edit* Ah, it's rb26stagea here: didn't realise Greenghost was still logged on with my laptop.

thanx mate. i do agree. but the budget had to give somewhere.

the coils are no longer available. strutbrace express posted aus wide $250.

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