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The Aragosta company was founded thirty years ago in the Netherlands. Aragosta products have an awesome reputation worldwide and are famous in Japan through Paris-Dakar events and Touring car motor sports. They are also recommended as performance upgrades for RX-7 by Knight Sports and GT-R by Midori. Reputable companies in their own right.

The one that I am selling is the circuit spec version with spring rates of:-

Front spring rates : 10K

Rear spring rates: 8K

Aragosta coilovers feature:

- Pillow ball type upper mounts to allow for geometry changes

- Forged aluminium cylinder construction for absolute strength

- High intensity chrome plating +WPC processed cartridge cylinder

- Rust-proofed outer casing and quality paint

- Total length threaded bottom case is adjustable for height

- Total length threaded cylinder bracket for spring adjustment

- 12 step damping adjustment function

These are very rare and exclusive coilovers. A brand new set will cost around JPY 320,000 and that excludes delivery. Do not miss the chance to own one of the best coilovers in the market today.

It's yours for AUD1,690 delivered via air with tracking number.

PS. Some of the paint on the springs are flaking off thus a repaint would be good for aesthetic purposes.

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