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Item: Tein HA coilovers, stock ecu, exhaust, springs, bov

Location: sydney

Item Condition: used

Reason for Selling: change of plans

Price and Payment Conditions: offers over $400

Extra Info:

Contact Details: [email protected]

I have a set of tein ha coilovers for sale. they are height adjustable only. i bought them last year off a store for around $1300, had them installed for a few weeks before two of them started making slight knocking sounds. I had them looked at and i will need to get them reconditioned. Because i do not have enough money to get them fixed ill just sell them instead. They have no leaks. one of them has a small dent but thats it. looking for any bids over $400. if you have any questions pls feel free to message me. cheers

as for fitting:

the fronts will fit all r32, r33, r32, z32; they all have a 2 stud top, and the eye hole base, only minor diff may be the height could be a couple of mm different,

The rears have a Fork bolt setup at the base and thus will only bolt striahgt onto the r33gtr, r34gtr, and r34gtt (most). These are too long for the rears of r32. They will not fit r33 gtst cos they do not have the eye hold base as in the front.

However, they can be easily modifies to suit r33 gts-t, s14, and s15 by welding on the eye hole base of the stock shock onto the tein. This is how the manufacturers do it in the first place and is not a big deal as long as its done properly.

I also have some other parts for sale off my GTT. Ive got the bov, ecu, springs, etc. i dont know how much to charge for each item so pls make an offer.

Edited by FLIP

as for fitting:

the fronts will fit all r32, r33, r32, z32; they all have a 2 stud top, and the eye hole base, only minor diff may be the height could be a couple of mm different,

The rears have a Fork bolt setup at the base and thus will only bolt striahgt onto the r33gtr, r34gtr, and r34gtt (most). These are too long for the rears of r32. They will not fit r33 gtst cos they do not have the eye hold base as in the front.

However, they can be easily modifies to suit r33 gts-t, s14, and s15 by welding on the eye hole base of the stock shock onto the tein. This is how the manufacturers do it in the first place and is not a big deal as long as its done properly.

I also have the stock ecu, exhaust and springs for sale. im not sure what they're worht.... please make offers. thanks guys. cheers

i remember saying this to somone alittle while back....

the fronts will fit all r32, r33, r32, z32; they all have a 2 stud top, and the eye hole base, only minor diff may be the height could be a couple of mm different,

The rears have a Fork bolt setup at the base and thus will only bolt striahgt onto the r33gtr, r34gtr, and r34gtt (most). These are too long for the rears of r32. They will not fit r33 gtst cos they do not have the eye hold base as in the front.

However, they can be easily modifies to suit r33 gts-t, s14, and s15 by welding on the eye hole base of the stock shock onto the tein. This is how the manufacturers do it in the first place and is not a big deal as long as its done properly.

Do you have front mats and the passenger side kick panel?

How much for the ECU? Auto/Manual?

Hey Ed,

umm no sorry im not selling any of the mats or kick panel. the ecu is for a manual. im not sure how much to sell it for. please make an offer or if someone reading this knows what they are worth, please let me know. thanks

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