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hi all

need help? have read a lot on this topic and its not making sense to me. :dry: kind of new to this. i need a good suspension for my r34gtt. have a budget of $2500. teins or greddy's???? its my daily ride, it wont be for any tack racing or anything like that. would also like to drop the height on the car to(legal hieght not to low). have purchased whiteline adjustable swaybars, so these will be going on as well. thanks in advance ;)

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Heading the right way with swaybars, Depending how stiff you would like it, Off the shelf bilsteins with springs from the whiteline catalog, or for a bit more Eibach springs and Bilsteins valved to suit.

Either setup will feel far superior to Teins, and should last a lot longer. I have bilsteins in my stagea, had them in my R31, have Tein mono flex in my 32, had koni's in my 1600.

With your budget I would be looking at the Bilstein/Eibach setup.

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just saw this group buy from SydneyKid....is this still available or over. i see a lot of problems him supplying this. could someone guide me to a place that could do these at this price or simler. i would be interested in the whole package if it is available. if possible supply and fit....pm me if their is someone here on sau or know someone that could do this. thanks. :(

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just saw this group buy from SydneyKid....is this still available or over. i see a lot of problems him supplying this. could someone guide me to a place that could do these at this price or simler. i would be interested in the whole package if it is available. if possible supply and fit....pm me if their is someone here on sau or know someone that could do this. thanks. :(

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