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An opportunity to grab some coil overs for my stagea has come up, if they check out all good with no leaks this coming week my Nismo shocks and springs will be up for sale.

Would anyone be interested in the GAttack S Tune Nismos for $600?

Great condition, no leaks or noises. Comes with all literature and Installation certificates from new.

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20mm drop on 250t rs four, with much improved ride quality.

I'm in Perth , postage is no problem, should not run more than $60 or so anywhere in Oz.

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The suspension is out of the car and ready for sale.

For installation you will need your stock Rear upper strut mounts and washer, as well as the rubber grommets on both top and bottem of rear springs.

I have also attached photos of the Nismos installed on car before i gave them a clean down, no leaks or grease anywhere, these are in great condition.

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Would they be able to go in a V-sedan or not? Because I heard some you can and some you can't because of the rear weight over back end of the stagea?

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These are from a 4wd Stagea, and from what im told 2wd and 4wd suspension is not compatable in between the two.

If you do have a 4wd sedan by some rare chance, i think they should work.

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Sus is now sold.

The drop is 20mm as the above have mentioned. Whilst its not crazy low, it does make the car much more responsive on turn in and flattens out the boat like characteristics of the car.

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