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Just got my 07 350GT here in New Zealand after moving back from the USA. Has 70k on it, Nismo Struts/Springs, Cusco Brace, 19" Enkei Factory Wheels. Now I have a friend who can get me 20% off on a Stillen SC kit, but it is super expensive for shipping. Also looking for a nice set of coilovers, and the lug-pattern and offset of the stock wheels. Here is a pic as it sits now, quite flush but not exactly how i want it to sit.

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Any input would be great thanks

I have a set of very low RS-R Black 1 coilovers from my V36 that would suit it beautifully. Going cheap too.

^^how much are you after and what are the specs? pm me if you like thanks

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