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Location: Blacktown area

Item 1:

Tein Type Flex

done Approx 10,000km

Good condition no leaks

$1800

Item 2:

PFC + controller

Near new Condition

$1100

Item 3:

Work meister SP1 With Bridgestone RE001 (Black center with polish lip)

17 x 9 10+

Good condition

Plenty of Tread on the tyres approx 80%

$3200

Item 4:

Blitz Nur Spec R Catback Exhaust

used for couple of month

Light scrape marks

$600

Item 5:

Cusco Front and Rear Strut Bars

$150 each or $250 for both

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Blitz Exhaust and Cusco Strut Braces SOLD ! - pending payment confirmation by TerryL :closedeyes:

As for the Tiens Flex - get amoungst em GTR folks.They're awsomely newish!

Free B U M P

Blitz Exhaust and Cusco Strut Braces SOLD ! - pending payment confirmation by TerryL :closedeyes:

As for the Tiens Flex - get amoungst em GTR folks.They're awsomely newish!

Free B U M P

As what Sinista said they sold :yes:

spring rates on the teins and have they been re-valved for aussie roads?

I dontknow what the springs rates are..

there is some writing on the spring so i'll have a look later

And no i dont think they been re-value

but the ride is pretty damn awesome on the streets

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