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PRICE UPDATE BELOW!!!

I have the following for sale...

Front:

1 x set height & damp adjustable KONI Sport Special "D" (yellow in colour)

retail $540...sell for $250 (2000km old) - SOLD -

1 x set non adjustable KYB New SR Special (blue in colour)

retail $370...sell NOW for $150 (new) was $200

Rear:

1 x set damp adjustable KYB Super Special (silver in colour)

retail $640...sell NOW for $200 (10000km old) was $250

FYI - The above prices are shown on www.uniqueautosports.com.au

I also have a full set of "King Springs" so whoever buys a set of shocks will get a set of springs at no cost. - SOLD -

Thanks guys,

Marko

0404 884 876

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PRICE DROP!!!

Front:

1 x set non adjustable KYB New SR Special (blue in colour)

retail $370...sell NOW for $150 (new) was $200

Rear:

1 x set damp adjustable KYB Super Special (silver in colour)

retail $640...sell NOW for $200 (10000km old) was $250

PRICE DROP!!!

Front:

1 x set non adjustable KYB New SR Special (blue in colour)

retail $370...sell NOW for $150 (new) was $200

 

Rear:

1 x set damp adjustable KYB Super Special (silver in colour)

retail $640...sell NOW for $200 (10000km old) was $250

hey dude, wat is not adjustable with the front KYB struts? the damping, hieght, or both?

hope this isnt a stupid q, R they coilovers?

the front kyb's are not damp or height adjustable - they look the same as the conventional shocks that you would have in your car.

pictured blue in the top thread image

all you do is fit your springs, top hats & your job is done. they are literally like brand new.

regards,

Marko.

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