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what condition are the coilovers? any damage? rebuild needed?

hesitant on buying because i cant inspect it, and if i do and theres a problem with it, i dont wanna have to send it back down or have them rebuild for a further $600+

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CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:

GT3071R turbo kit

SARD 550cc injectors

BOSCH 500 HP in-tank

turbo timer

Will sell this as a package for $2900 delivered AUSwide.

All pm's replied to.

CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:

GT3071R turbo kit

SARD 550cc injectors

BOSCH 500 HP in-tank

turbo timer

Will sell this as a package for $2900 delivered AUSwide.

pm sent regarding turbo kit, also fair to say theres no shaft play or any of that sht?

No way!

pm replied it was only used for like 800km.

It still has 6months warranty

all other pm's have been answered.

Bill

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