FS: Suspension Parts Galore! ESPELIR, TEIN, MDU, OEM
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Suspension Parts Galore! ESPELIR, TEIN, MDU, OEM
I have several suspension parts for sale. Local preferred, but willing to ship.
1. Espelir GT 350Z springs. They give the Z a 0.4" drop all around. Coupe will be 0.9" drop all around. Sedan will be 1.4" drop all around. I had them on sedan sport shocks and they ride very well IMO. Didn't have them on that long since I went with a Frankenstein setup that got me lower. Price: SOLD.
2. Tein Basic Coilover Rears. I used these to get really low with my MDU front coils. Used them with stock shocks. Price. SOLD.
3. MDU Coilovers (Front). They were brand new when I got them and I used them for about 5k miles. I don't have the wrenches to adjust, borrowed a friend's. SOLD
4. OEM Sedan Sport Shocks (Front). Probably have 40k on them. I can pair these up with the Espelir springs that are on them (take half off shock price).SOLD.
Reason for selling all is because I got Tanabe DF210 springs that I'll be pairing up with coupe OEM shocks. All prices OBO.
*edit: I'm running the Tanabe's now and if the front Espelir springs got a little lower like the Tanabe's I would keep them. MUCH better ride comfort wise. DF210's are rugged while the Espelier provide a much smoother ride while maintaining the stable feel. Definitely great JDM springs.
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1. Espelir GT 350Z springs. They give the Z a 0.4" drop all around. Coupe will be 0.9" drop all around. Sedan will be 1.4" drop all around. I had them on sedan sport shocks and they ride very well IMO. Didn't have them on that long since I went with a Frankenstein setup that got me lower. Price: SOLD.
2. Tein Basic Coilover Rears. I used these to get really low with my MDU front coils. Used them with stock shocks. Price. SOLD.
3. MDU Coilovers (Front). They were brand new when I got them and I used them for about 5k miles. I don't have the wrenches to adjust, borrowed a friend's. SOLD
4. OEM Sedan Sport Shocks (Front). Probably have 40k on them. I can pair these up with the Espelir springs that are on them (take half off shock price).SOLD.
Reason for selling all is because I got Tanabe DF210 springs that I'll be pairing up with coupe OEM shocks. All prices OBO.
*edit: I'm running the Tanabe's now and if the front Espelir springs got a little lower like the Tanabe's I would keep them. MUCH better ride comfort wise. DF210's are rugged while the Espelier provide a much smoother ride while maintaining the stable feel. Definitely great JDM springs.
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