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hey guys- im new on here and to the skyline scene

i inherited my r33 skyline gtst only a week ago, and the suspension has been annoying me.

seems to drive alright, needs work.

my problem is that the coilovers are awful, they make a clunking sound when i go over a bump or uneven surfaces.

on a smooth surface, it doesnt clunk or anything, handles great.

had a look through the mag wheels and saw MDU.. master dampener unit, had a bit of a google and saw that theyre indeed crap coilovers.

so im tryin to find out, how much would i be lookin at the get it removed and perhaps a new set of good coilovers or springs? whatevers more comofortable (as in softness lol)

id like to keep the car nicely lowered on the 19 inch mags its got at the mo.

its got no bodykit btw.

am not looking to use it for drift seein as its a auto. just a crusing round skyline, with maybe a intercooler & exhaust set up.

give me your opinons guys, really need it hey.

thanks >_<

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If you want comfort best option would be to source stock suspension but then it won't be a nice ride height anymore.

Best option would be to get aftermarket shocks and springs. A while ago (like before i joined kind of while) sydneykid had a bilstein kit selling in the group buy section have a look at that and get the same stuff he was giving in those would be best option i can think of.

Also i sure hope those 19's aren't super queer

If you want comfort best option would be to source stock suspension but then it won't be a nice ride height anymore.

Best option would be to get aftermarket shocks and springs. A while ago (like before i joined kind of while) sydneykid had a bilstein kit selling in the group buy section have a look at that and get the same stuff he was giving in those would be best option i can think of.

Also i sure hope those 19's aren't super queer

i will post a pic soon of the car when its clean and washed lol.

does anyone know prices id be looking around for shops to do all this work? removal of the crap coilovers, putting in some new good quality shocks, springs/coilovers.

cheers

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