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Set Of Stagea Bilstein Shocks [syd]

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I have a full set of Bilsteins for sale, will fit Stagea.

Fronts are identical as R33 and R34 GTR, other 4wd models like GTS4, and 4wd Stageas. Not sure about R32

Rears are the same as R32 R33 GTSTs, with eye rubber bush at the bottom

Condition is good for both the front and rear pair, no leaks, rears have an extra circlip groove machined for additional height adjustability

Fronts only travelled 5000kms, in almost brand new condition. Rears have around 15000km on them by now but still going strong

may fit r33 gtst but you will need to get extra circlip grooves machined on the front shocks in order to get them to sit on the right ride height, otherwise they'll sit around 1 inch lower than standard

car handles really well with them, great for street cars and occasional track days.

Price: $350 for the set

PM if interested, pick up available, located in North Sydney, happy to ship at buyers expense

Here's a picture of the fronts

Rears are still in the car, photos will be available in the next couple of days

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