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Hi guys,

Recently bought a 350z 2004 but cant get up my drive way to put it in the garage. So I'm regretfully selling the tokico suspension and opting for a set of adjustables to lift the car a bit.

Really happy with the way the car drives and handles at the moment but dont have many options. Previous owner got them imported new so less than a year old, havnt done much kms. Still in the car prob for another week until the adjustables come in. So if your keen you can see how they look in the car and test em out. In excellent condition.

Info on Suspension:

The famous “Blue Shocks,” TOKICO’s HP Series continues to be the overwhelming choice of performance enthusiasts looking for the best in overall handling and ride quality.

Not all shocks and struts are created equal. TOKICO Performance shocks have many features that are unique in their design, and the source of their reputation as a premium shock absorber.

The HP Series typifies TOKICO’s damping philosophy and valving flexibility. By minimizing low-speed damping force and greatly increasing damping at medium and high piston speeds, HP shocks and struts optimize tire adhesion, handling precision and ride composure.

The heart of TOKICO’s HP Series is its unique piston design. A multi-stage variable-aperture valve system features precise orifice control, creating the unique flexibility and accuracy of its damping response. The oil lubricant is also specially compounded to resist breakdown and minimize viscosity change as temperatures vary. A superior performance and traction upgrade with virtually no compromise in ride quality, TOKICO’s HP Series shocks and struts are also an ideal upgrade for vehicles with lowering springs and larger, heavier aftermarket wheels.

Not too sure what these are worth but they are in excellent condition. Im paying over $3000 for the adjustables so atm open to offers.

No pics as yet but will take some as soon as they come out of the car.

Contact Bobby on 0413 632 162 for any questions

Located Melbourne (Northern suburbs)

cheers

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