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Folks,

Any suggestions on the best springs / shocks for R33 GTS-t?? Keen on lowering my car and improved performance for future track days. I've used King springs before - they seem OK, but I'm interested to hear what other people are using.

Also, any info. on good tyre/suspension workshops in Sydney would be appreciated.

JR

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I have got HKS Hiper D's in mine. Height and damper adjustable. I have heard people who have Tein's say that they are REALY hard. I have found the HKS's to be excellent, the handling is so much better. They are stiff but not so much so you need a kidney belt (although I do have fixed racing buckets). I just drove the car straight through from Sydney to Adelaide and back and it way fine.

Jeff.

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