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Fs: Tein Coilovers And R33 Gtst Brakes Suit C34

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I have a set of Tein coilovers for sale. They are 'Low Down Spec Cool Style Master Type Wagon' (google for info) suit C34. They would suit either S1 or S2 RS4 Stagea. Good condition with no leaks. I don't know the spring rates but these type or coilovers are generally quite good for the street.

$900

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Also I have a set of front Skyline R33 gtst 4 pot front brakes. Excellent cheap upgrade for S1 and S2 stagea. Comes with disks and calipers only. No pads included.

$375

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hi mate, can you sale the Tein coilover just the rear pair? i got Tein as well, but my one of my rear got jam, couldn't adjust up and down anymore. So yeah, if you willing just to sell the rear ?

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