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Hey guys, have a set of Drift teks and a set of Tein coilovers here for sale in Sydney

Pickup is OK or I can post at buyers expense

1. 4x 18" Koya Drift Tek multi stud wheels and tyres - $1700 ono

Fronts are 18x8.5" 4 & 5 stud x114.3 +34 offset with federal 595 235/40 tyres, lots of tread left - approx ~70%

Rears are 18x9.5" 4 & 5 stud x114.3 +35 offset with federal 595 265/35 tyres, pretty shagged + camber wear

One of the front wheels had a dent on the edge but it was fixed by Magman in Sydney, tyre refit and balanced so it's good to go

Perfect offset for R33s, fits with no spacers

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2. Set of Tein coilovers. Good condition, no leaks, dust boots still intact - $750

Front pair are type-HR - height adjustable

Rears are Type-HA - damper and height adjustable

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