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R34 G4 Adjustable Coilover Suspension.

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Hey guys,

Came out of a 1999 R34 GT-T Sedan will also fit coupes and GT’s I’ve been told but up to you to be certain if these will fit your car.

Unfortunately don’t know the spring rates of the coilovers, but they're height and damper adjustable.

Bought these second hand to use in my car but have sold the car no longer require the suspension. Selling "As is" as previous owner said they were in excellent working condition, but ive never personally installed them.

Adjusting spanners and allen keys included.

Some info on the coilovers below;

-All G4 racing shock absorbers are separate gas and oil (30% Nitrogen, 70% Oil) mono-tube design, which prevents oil leaking defects.

-The shock absorber also includes high-performance front pillow ball top mount on McPherson Strut type only.

-Shock absorbers are made by lightweight 6061 aluminum alloy and anodized to avoid color loss.

-Most models can be lowered to 110mm lower than the original height.

-Damper can be adjusted up to 36 ways.

-Teflon thread coated to prevent rust and corrosion.

-Fully Rebuildable in Australia

I’m looking for $800ono

Pick-up available from Thomastown 3074. Melbourne.

Pm me with any inquires.

Cheers.

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