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Ooh, ooh, me first! *elbows to the front of the queue* I'm also looking to buy a bridge and a large national landmark...

Seriously, you'd be better off going to BC Coilovers and looking at their gear, well priced and good performance. Admittedly, they won't pay YOU to take it, but it's one option. It might be worth checking your original post, as it doesn't read quite the way you might've hoped, I don't think you'll get many takers for your std kit if they have to GIVE you a coilover kit AND cash...

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Ha ha ha.................good pick up guys. Me no speaka da good engrish !

I'll pay the difference is what i meant :D . But then again, if some one wants to pay me, I'll consider that too :D

Ooh, ooh, me first! *elbows to the front of the queue* I'm also looking to buy a bridge and a large national landmark...

Seriously, you'd be better off going to BC Coilovers and looking at their gear, well priced and good performance. Admittedly, they won't pay YOU to take it, but it's one option. It might be worth checking your original post, as it doesn't read quite the way you might've hoped, I don't think you'll get many takers for your std kit if they have to GIVE you a coilover kit AND cash...

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Ha ha ha.................good pick up guys. Me no speaka da good engrish !

I'll pay the difference is what i meant :blush: . But then again, if some one wants to pay me, I'll consider that too :D

I am looking at selling my Tanabe Sustec Pro NF coilovers.

They are only a few thousand klms old.

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$1,555.00 new from JDM Concept (which is where mine are from) but make an offer. Oh, I am only interested in cash as I still have my stock suspension. Reason for sale is upgrading to Silk Road coilovers.

Cheers

Cameron

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