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HKS Hipermax Performer coilovers - set of 4 for sale $400

I have just taken these off a car fresh from Japan. I don't know their history and they felt OK, but since I plan to do supersprints in the car, I decided to replace them with a new competition set.

These coilovers showed around 80% on the shock tester so the best thing to do would be to have them rebuilt by TSR in Slacks Creek QLD. (www.shockreco.com.au) for $265 each. TSR reckon they do them better than new, so all up you would have paid $1460 for what would be effectively a new set of HKS coilovers.

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Where bouts you located?

Hi, I'm on the south coast of NSW near Berry, about 2 hours drive south of Sydney. But hey, a courier will take them almost anywhere..

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