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I do have set of 4 fully adjustable TEIN coilovers suitable for R34 Skylines .In perfect condition with springs .

Rear set are with fork so maybe R33 GTR as well ?? not sure on that one .

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pictures soon

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are they for a gtr or not? coz R33 and R34 GTR should fit each other afaik? what model are they and spring rates etc?

They have fork on the rear ones so GTR as well ( correct me if I am wrong ) they are Super Street , spring rates I dont know .

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where are you located bud , and do you have pics?

I am in Rochedale south,

I can make pictures of the rear's as they are already out , but front are still fitted on . but i hope will get them out in next few days .

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I am in Rochedale south,

I can make pictures of the rear's as they are already out , but front are still fitted on . but i hope will get them out in next few days .

sounds good, im around the corner so you may have a quick sale if the are in good condition.

How long have they been on the car for? and why are you removing them?

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I got them out of the car and here is some pics . I didnt clean them on purpose so You can see they arent leaking or so .They are just few thousand ks old .

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And here are photos after i cleaned them up, wanted to show them with dust etc just as they were to give an idea theres no leaks .

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