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Great, Can I have a price please :D

It's pretty much all in the Group Buy thread http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...tel-t87826.html

KCA332 Caster Kit $110.00

KCA336 Front Camber kit $183.00

KCA347 Rear Camber Kits $123.00 x 2 = $246.00

KCA349 Rear Subframe alignment kit $105.00

N62012 Rear Lower control arm inner $65.00

N92447 Subframe replacement $199.00

Steering Rack $70.00

Total $978.00 delivered

Cheers

Gary

Gary and crew:

I am after the following to suit a R34 GTT Coupe:

- Bilsteins (all 4 front and rear)

- all 4 springs to suit

- Front and rear adjustable swaybars

- Front and rear bump stops and dust covers

I would prefer to set the car up at 340mm rather than 330 or 350 if possible. Is it possible to get 350 and 340 circlip groves with the shocks and springs you supply? If not please put the order through for the 350mm springs and the circlips on both 350 and 330.

Please send me the total and I will send through the payment.

PS: BTW I am getting the castor and camber adjusters, as well as subframe kit, separately and I understand that they will be required.

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