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As the title states I have a lowered suspension setup. It is using zoom lowered springs on what I think are standard struts? Was in good conditions when taken out only removed as I upgraded to coilovers. Would like to get $200 for the lot. This would be pick up only because I'm too lazy to pack and deliver honestly. Pick up from Maroubra. You can call on 0406159072 if I don't answer leave a message and I will call back.

This is the only photo I have for height reference.

Cheers

Marko

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Just did a bit of a search and from what I found is that they are 45mm lower than standard. I don't know for sure because I have never had standard height suspension for it.

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I have now boxed the suspension up took it to auspost to get a quote for shipping but it is 1.4kg too heavy for them, so if you want shipping you can organise a courier.

Oh yeah bump

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