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I have a set of Bilstein shocks, stock front and stock dump pipe and the normal cat for sale!!

1: The Bilstein shocks have travel about 62000K and I have fitted in a set of King springs on 58000k, shock are no leaking, have already find the workshop check it. They are in good condition. The shocks are the jap Bilstien, I believe it is the factory upgrade for my car. It is non-adjustable shocks. It is harder than stock suspensions and very good for handling. Selling this items is because I have changed to the HKS coilovers and want some money for x'mas. I am after $720 for the set and willing to post to anywhere in australia with buyer's cost and it can also arrange pick up or inspection in Brisbane area.

2 Stock Front and dump pipe.

Selling it because have upgrade to the 3" one, no longer need it.Selling it for $40 for both items or Front pipe for $35 and the dump pipe for $15. Item can be post with buyer cost or pick up in Brisbane area.

3 Stock Cat:

Selling it because upgrade to the high flow one so no longer need it either. Selling it for $25. Item can be post with buyer cost or pick up in Brisbane area.

Please call or message to 0433542001 or email to [email protected] or simply send me a PM. Thank you for looking!!!

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