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Coilovers For R33s Jap Spec Brand $350 !

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Hey guys

Ive currently got an a set of jap spec coilovers on an R33 and looking for an exchange for an factory R33 suspension (series 2) plus additonal payment for the suspension swap. The additional payment iam after is $350 dollars & costs for swapping them over. I will need to deal with someone that is locally (Brisbane).

Please contact me via PM if your after a set of coilovers and is interested in the deal, i can also be reached on 0431161238.

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Jack

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brand of coilovers? springs rates too if possible? condition? age? etc :P

thanks

Brand- Some Jap brand coilovers

Age- A couple of year old, iam not sure

Condition - Good

hey mate, i have a set of standard shocks for r33 and lowerewd springs and live in sufers paradise, wat are the coilovers like?

The coilovers are in good condition they are currently set at pretty low at the moment.

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if u make a for sale thread u should at least bother to find out what brand of product u are trying to sell to give yourself a fighting chance... it's as simple as having a look through a wheel, worst case taking a wheel off oh no!

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