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Hey Gary, I like the look of this setup (minus the stabilizers) from itbmils post on page2:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...ost&id=6337

Just a question regarding the extras...

Are the Caster, Camber and Subframe Adjustment kits recommended additions/upgrades for this kit?

Cheers.

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Hey Gary, I like the look of this setup (minus the stabilizers) from itbmils post on page2:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...ost&id=6337

Just a question regarding the extras...

Are the Caster, Camber and Subframe Adjustment kits recommended additions/upgrades for this kit?

Cheers.

PM sent.

:angry: cheers :D

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Gary do you know the time from order to delivery on rear sway bars and bushes? I just pulled my rear cradel out to replace the subframe bushes (noltec), install the bilteins i got from you and a hicas lock bar, i was thinking while im at it i might as well do everything to the rear as i have some money.

Thanks

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Gary do you know the time from order to delivery on rear sway bars and bushes? I just pulled my rear cradel out to replace the subframe bushes (noltec), install the bilteins i got from you and a hicas lock bar, i was thinking while im at it i might as well do everything to the rear as i have some money.

Thanks

Bushes are in stock at Whiteline.

Stabiliser bars take 4-5 working days to make as Whiteline don"t carry stock.

Plus the Group Buy bars have "special" features

PM me for details

:) cheers :)

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I'm trying to PM you but your box is full. I'm after the complete kit for R32 GTR.

73157 Front Springs $144.00

70191 Rear Springs $144.00

Front Bilstein Shocks $578.00

Rear Bilstein Shocks $578.00

BNF27Z Front stabiliser bar $219.00

BNR26XZ Rear stabiliser bar $219.00

KCA332 Caster Kit $115.00

KCA336 Front Camber kit $272.00

KCA347 Rear Camber Kit $123.00

KCA349 Rear Subframe alignment kit $105.00

W0921 Bump Stop & Dust Cover $102.00

Zero Freight $-

Sub Total $2,599.00

Less extra 5% $129.95

Total $2,469.05

If you can let me know if the shocks are still available and I'll transfer the funds.

Thanks,

Jon

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I'm trying to PM you but your box is full. I'm after the complete kit for R32 GTR.

73157 Front Springs $144.00

70191 Rear Springs $144.00

Front Bilstein Shocks $578.00

Rear Bilstein Shocks $578.00

BNF27Z Front stabiliser bar $219.00

BNR26XZ Rear stabiliser bar $219.00

KCA332 Caster Kit $115.00

KCA336 Front Camber kit $272.00

KCA347 Rear Camber Kit $123.00

KCA349 Rear Subframe alignment kit $105.00

W0921 Bump Stop & Dust Cover $102.00

Zero Freight $-

Sub Total $2,599.00

Less extra 5% $129.95

Total $2,469.05

If you can let me know if the shocks are still available and I'll transfer the funds.

Thanks,

Jon

Hi Jon, PM sent

:P cheers :P

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Hi SK,

I'm wondering if the whiteline camber kit for the front of the GTR32 can only reduce the negative camber on the car or can it increase it? I need to increase my negative camber on my front by about 2-2.5degrees from -1 to -3.something, how many front camber kits do i need if it can do the job?

Cheers~

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Hi SK,

I'm wondering if the whiteline camber kit for the front of the GTR32 can only reduce the negative camber on the car or can it increase it? I need to increase my negative camber on my front by about 2-2.5degrees from -1 to -3.something, how many front camber kits do i need if it can do the job?

Cheers~

Have a look at this thread as it gives the current status;

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=135275

:thumbsup: cheers :thumbsup:

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There is only ONE set of R32GTR Bilsteins left. So get in fast, there won't be any more now until after Xmas, at the earliest.

:yucky: cheers :sick:

I'm interested in this last set. Already PM'd you but no reply. My car has a really harsh set of japanese coil overs in it, just too rough for the street.

I'm looking at getting shocks and springs but my car already has front and rear stabilizer bars, so I'm not sure if I will have to change these?

Also the car is mainly a streeter, so would the caster and camber kits be nesessary? Please let me know asap, because I'm looking to get the suspension in the car as soon as possiblie.

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I'm interested in this last set. Already PM'd you but no reply. My car has a really harsh set of japanese coil overs in it, just too rough for the street.

I'm looking at getting shocks and springs but my car already has front and rear stabilizer bars, so I'm not sure if I will have to change these?

Also the car is mainly a streeter, so would the caster and camber kits be nesessary? Please let me know asap, because I'm looking to get the suspension in the car as soon as possiblie.

PM sent

:) cheers :)

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