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i was awondering why the stance on my car didnt look right, and it looks like it sits almost an inch higher at the front so i took the wheel off and these are the shocks that are on there, anyone heard of them? 

also i do plan on swapping out all of the suspension, i would go for bc gold coilovers but in nz you have to get a cert, so another 500 or for that, but i found a set of nismo s-tune shocks and springs for a few hundred less that coilovers, has anyone had any experience with them?

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Nismo S-Tune were in my 34, fine for the street/spirited drive and are fairly comfortable.

Just keep in mind that they are probably quite an old unit by now and it'd be much better to get something brand new. The last thing you want to do is install old nismo shocks and have one die on you.

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