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average depreciation on a used coilover is 40%

look at yahoo auctions japan

smarten up...i sell parts to the states on a daily bases.

its ok, because a serious tuner would know the advantage of these coilovers....and i hope they end up in teh hands of someone that will, instead of a lowballer.

How can you Quote and "average" % with out a time frame? 40% over how long or used how many times? Where do you get your information for this "40%" your statement is floord you have no basis to make such a statement. I personally think you are just trying to "talk smart" in order to justify a price for a set of banged up coilovers that were used for many track days

Hahahaha you would have to be the worste kind of salesmen I've ever seen on any forum, kind of like a strung out drug dealer, when people dont want your dodgy product you blame the consumer. I think your desperation to get rid of them show's a little to much. Your almost at the point where you wont even be able to give them away to any one on this forum.

:shrug: its not about a high horse

its about someoen offering less than half of retail for a set of coilovers. you cant even get them this ceap on YAJ.

but its ok. im in no rush

I dont recall any one offering you any thing.

"might be inclined" was the term i used

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