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got a set of SSSL king springs that i belive have also been compesed, sits low but suprisingly doesnt ride too bad
$100
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this is in park with the 20z on , was lower with stockies in drive
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ill buy em off you for what i sold em to ur mate.
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swap you some 15x7 interceptor rims? pm me
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25-09-09, 08:55 GMT+10#10 no thanks scotty. alredy tryna offload some ceptors
how much was that kris?
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25-09-09, 23:09 GMT+10#12 $80 u can have them for kris. everyone else price is still $100
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28-09-09, 21:11 GMT+10#14 orite done ill get the money to u asap. have the gone saggy or still stiff as fu*k
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30-09-09, 21:23 GMT+10#16 do you have a model number for these ? also would they fit a VT ? and why have they been compressed if they are SSSL ?
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30-09-09, 21:43 GMT+10#17 no i dont , yeah they used to be in a vt . they were compressed so they sit lower. thats usually the reason why people compress springs
cheers
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30-09-09, 22:01 GMT+10#18 what was the ride height in the VT ? I have SSL in the rear of mine atm but would like to go lower, but not smashed low as I still need to get in driveways etc
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30-09-09, 22:03 GMT+10#19 well in the vt it was too low.couldnt get over speed humps and with a full car the people in the back could feel the speed hump pushing up the car underneath there feet. but in my statesman it was fine
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30-09-09, 22:06 GMT+10#20 ok yeah thats exactly what I thought.... will give them a miss, thanks anyway
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