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I have out of my r32 gtst drift kyb bound/rebound adjustable after market lowered suspension. It is about 2.5-3 inch lower than standard. I now have bilstien coilovers in the car, thats why these are for sale. All in great condition, not bent etc.. but one shock needs a reoil from guys removing them from the car.All shocks complete ready to go into your car. All worked perfectly in car.. gave a firmer ride, but not serious harshness. Im in brisbane.

$350 for the lot

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No, none of them are damaged. Just one needs to have the shock oil replaced in them. The guys at fulcrum suspension demonstrated what was inside a shock absorber. (the car is a project car for a television show)So, it just needs some more shock fluid and thats it. They are all in perfect condition. I will try and get some photos up for you guys to see.

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No, none of them are damaged. Just one needs to have the shock oil replaced in them. The guys at fulcrum suspension demonstrated what was inside a shock absorber. (the car is a project car for a television show)So, it just needs some more shock fluid and thats it. They are all in perfect condition. I will try and get some photos up for you guys to see.

Interested, do they come with the springs and if so which ones.

Also would appreciate the pic so i can show to my suspension joint, I have a 33 so don't know if 32 will fit on there.

May also need the tophats do you still have those?

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The strut doesnt need to be 'rebuilt' as such. It hasnt got a leaking oil problem. The strut was just pulled apart for demonstration. I would say $100 to re-oil it is a fair price. The springs are kyb aswell. It is setup for the drift. We changed the suspension because we wanted a fully adjustable system for track, drag, hillclimb etc etc. I will find a friend who has a digi and figure out how to get the foto's onto the net.

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Any good suspension shop can re-oil them. They just pull the top off the strut, re connect the top rod, and re-oil it. If you are in brisbane, i would highly recommend that fulcrum suspension do the job. As they pulled the strut apart for demonstration purposes.

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