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I have a set of what I believe to be GAB coilovers, to suit an R33 GTS-T. They are height and damper adjustable (rears via a knob on the base of the shock). Red with alloy tops.

These came with my car and I drove around on them for a couple of months before switching to Tein Super Streets cause I wanted a softer ride.

In decent looking condition, but I think a couple of the shocks need revalving, because when they were on the car they made a bit of noise going over bumps and my car used to bottom out when going over big bumps at speed. Just being honest here. Other than this, they drove fine.

Fairly firm ride (probably stuffed shocks combined with typical harsh Japanese coilover spring rates). They handled very well (less body roll than my current Teins) and the ride height goes quite low. These are pretty expensive coilovers when purchased new, a proper Japanese racing coilover...but I have no idea what they'd cost to revalve...so make me a lowball offer and I'll probably take it. They're just gathering dust with me. Located in Victoria but can post interstate. Will post up pictures if someone is interested.

Cheers.

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sheet balls - I would have paid more than $100 as long as the top mounts are OK and fit a 2.5" ID spring.

Waiting for the next set of shagged coilover for Skyline (no matter which model).

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