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Item: JIC Coil Overs

Condition: Used but in ok nick

Price: $300 ono

To Fit: (What car) R33 Skylines

Location:QLD

Contact: PM Me

Comments: I purchased these to go on my car but i have decided that im not going to worry about putting them on my car... These have not been on my car as yet and were purchased second hand. I was told by a SAU member the fronts may have a small leak but the rears are fine, so ive dropped the price.

Thanx

Steve

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