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Rsr Lowering Springs, All Models. Come With Free Shocks.

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GTScotT

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As title states, have a set of RSR lowering springs which I have used in an R33 and a stagea, previous owner used them in an R34. AFAIK they will also work in a 32.

They are already on R33 shocks which you can have for free.

$70

Also have lots of random RB25 intake manifold spares, $20 take them away.

Dose Pipe Sutututu Grand Master

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are the front springs progressive? also how high do they sit?

If they're progressive and sit about 5cm ish gap from tyre to wheel arch I'll take the fronts (if you're willing to separate)

** tried to PM you yesterday, your box is full.. I mean your inbox lol

chilzzi Proficient

chilzzi

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I tried to PM you to arrange payment and pickup and it said you can not receive messages

Please send me a PM with your mob number and I'll give you a call

Cheers

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