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For sale are my Tein Flex Coilovers from my R34 GTT.

These have served me well, but im going back to something more simple. Have spent most of their life as street coilovers, only being used for track work a handful of times. They carried my full weight 34 GTT around Wakefield in 1:09.7.

Great condition, never let me down. Awesome Jap quality that puts the rest to shame.

They are ready to go, i pulled them from my car and gave them a quick clean as they were a little grubby with road grime, came up brand new.

$1200ono.. Pickup from Ryde, Wetherill Park during the week, or the Northern Beaches on weekends. O466 495 7O1

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