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R32 Gts-t Wheels, Shocks, Oil. Sold!

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Cleaning out some of the stuff sitting in the shed.

x 2 R32 gts-t wheels painted black with Bridgestone RE-01 Potenza 205/55r16's with heaps of rubber left. SOLD

x 2 Falken 16x7 35 offset two peice rims with Bridgestone Grid II 205/55r16's with heaps of rubber left. SOLD

SOLD for all four wheels.

Unopened Elf oil + Z145A filter for RB engines. SOLD

Standard r32 gts-t cat converter + standard r32 gtr cat. $20 each.

If interested pm me. Ben.

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how low do the Gab damper adjustable shocks with sustec springs for r32 gts-t rear. $150. sit in the rear on the 32? u got a pic of ur car with them in? Im semi keen but in brissy, how stiff is the ride in the rear?

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how low do the Gab damper adjustable shocks with sustec springs for r32 gts-t rear. $150. sit in the rear on the 32? u got a pic of ur car with them in? Im semi keen but in brissy, how stiff is the ride in the rear?

The ride height with those springs is close to standard. The ride is quite firm but not harsh and uncomfortable on the hardest setting (has eight levels of adjustment).

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how much just for the oil, too brissy?

the oil wouldnt be worth posting mate. By the time you have paid for postage you might as well have just gone and bought it from a shop.

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