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Hi Gary, ive saved a bit more money now. can u please PM me a price for front and rear adjustable stabiliser bars. :)

cheers

Sam.

PM sent

:) cheers :)

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i highly recommend this group buy to anyone considering a coilover upgrade. while the jap spec coilovers i had were fine for flat roads, they werent very good when it came to uneven or bumpy roads. the bilsteins soak up all the bumps and generally make the car a lot easier to drive, i used to have to variate my speed to the road conditions but now i can stick at the same speed no matter what. they handle great too, cornering feels nice and firm, i just need to order the stabiliser bars to finish it off :O

also gone are all the irritating interior rattles that my old coilovers had :thumbsup:

cheers and thanks to Gary, for helping me out with any questions and installation queries i had throughout the process, he's always more than happy to give advice and answer your questions :pirate:

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i highly recommend this group buy to anyone considering a coilover upgrade. while the jap spec coilovers i had were fine for flat roads, they werent very good when it came to uneven or bumpy roads. the bilsteins soak up all the bumps and generally make the car a lot easier to drive, i used to have to variate my speed to the road conditions but now i can stick at the same speed no matter what. they handle great too, cornering feels nice and firm, i just need to order the stabiliser bars to finish it off :)

also gone are all the irritating interior rattles that my old coilovers had :no:

cheers and thanks to Gary, for helping me out with any questions and installation queries i had throughout the process, he's always more than happy to give advice and answer your questions :)

Thanks Sam, glad you like it.

:D cheers :)

Hey Gary,

Just had my rear tyres done by Marc Watkins here in Belconnen Canberra. Amongst other things, he noted that my rear end bushes are all shagged, and i need a complete set for the rear end of my R33 Series 1 GTS-T.

I have a couple of other things to run by you, so i'll pop them in a pm.

How much am i looking at? just the KCA347? or should i grab a KCA349 whilst i'm there?

Cheers,

hay gary,

i what to replace all the std bushes in my r33 gtst (front and rear). i have noticed that my caster one are stuffed, can you let me know all the ones that i need to purchase, also the anti squat bushes are they the ones that go bettween your rear cradle and the chassis?

cheers,

ryan

Hi SK,

I wanna purchase some whitline pineapples for my car, was wondering whether its still possible to get them for $100 thru ur group buy.

Also my main purpose is too eliminate axel tramp, should i set them to drift or to drag?

U can reply to me thru PM if u wish

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hey sydney kid, i have tried to send you a PM, but i think your inbox is full.

thanx Darren

i dont think hes been on the forums, i PMd him last week and havent had a response yet.

i dont think hes been on the forums, i PMd him last week and havent had a response yet.

Im struggling to get a hold of him as well....transferred some money about 10 days ago... havent heard anything. Can only imagine the amount of PM's he'd get. Poor guy. Its SK though, trust him with my money more than my accountant...

something similar happened a while ago...where people though SK was missing, and were worried he had stolen their cash....

he came back and told everyone he was away on a race meet or something similar...

sit tight, no one has scammed you, and you'll get your parts :happy:

Hi SK,

I wanna purchase some whitline pineapples for my car, was wondering whether its still possible to get them for $100 thru ur group buy.

Also my main purpose is too eliminate axel tramp, should i set them to drift or to drag?

U can reply to me thru PM if u wish

PM sent

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Sorry guys, I have been a bit busy, it’s Bathurst this weekend and this year I have had plenty to do in the lead up. I will also be there over the weekend (Friday to Sunday). Yes, some poor team is going to let me hang around for 3 days (poor buggers).

As far as I can tell I have now replied to every PM, if you haven’t received a reply then please resend the PM. I promise I will try and answer every one before I go.

:P cheers :P

Hey Gary,

Just had my rear tyres done by Marc Watkins here in Belconnen Canberra. Amongst other things, he noted that my rear end bushes are all shagged, and i need a complete set for the rear end of my R33 Series 1 GTS-T.

I have a couple of other things to run by you, so i'll pop them in a pm.

How much am i looking at? just the KCA347? or should i grab a KCA349 whilst i'm there?

Cheers,

PM sent

:P cheers :P

hay gary,

i what to replace all the std bushes in my r33 gtst (front and rear). i have noticed that my caster one are stuffed, can you let me know all the ones that i need to purchase, also the anti squat bushes are they the ones that go bettween your rear cradle and the chassis?

cheers,

ryan

PM sent

:P cheers :P

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