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Hks 4 Way Race Shocks To Suit R34 Gtr And R33 Gtr

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Aaron34

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Gold in colour with external reservior on each shock.

fully adjustable, including height, compression, rebound, preload etc.

currently in the car but will likely be out in a couple of weeks.

modified by Beno at Racepace to provide a nice balance between an every day comfortable road shock and something to kill everything on the racetrack with.

2 years old, one owner (me). I have only done 10,000ks in that time.

I won the SAU Victoria modified AWD category and the club track championship with these last year.

The setup cost me $5000.00. Will sell for $2800.00

99% sure they also fit R33GTRs.

PM me for more info.

shocks in action on the car

These are the same as mine

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FYI, track times

Phillip Island 1.45

Calder 1.01

Eastern Creek 1.45

Sandown 1.18

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barney Rising Star

barney

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these will fit r33 aswell aaron :D

been in the car with these coilovers, very good setup.

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