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Pick up the phone and shop around if you want price compairson's...

* Fulcrum

* Pedders

* Check out group buys section for "SydneyKid" kits

Just get your model numbers right and start on the price hunt...

I assume you want fitting and an alignment also???

So let them know your after the full service and get a total price...

  • 2 weeks later...

Quadrant suspentions import Biltiens. They are ment to be one of the best in Australia for setting up Skylines with Bilstiens. I would atleast talk to them. They set up alot of the cars for the targa Tasmania.

http://www.quadrantsuspensions.com.au/

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