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As title. A lowering kit removed from a car I broke up for spares. It's believed to be a TA Tecnix kit (60/40). The kit comes supplied with front struts (I would advise changing the wheel bearing on them before fitting to the car). Unsure on age or mileage, but no apparent leaks. I'm after £70.

For all those wanting pics. I don't have any at the moment as I've not been to my unit. If you're coming to the RR day I'll bring it along, and you can grab a look then. Price is non negotiable. It's a cheap lowering kit with struts.

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As title. A lowering kit removed from a car I broke up for spares. It's believed to be a TA Tecnix kit (60/40). The kit comes supplied with front struts (I would advise changing the wheel bearing on them before fitting to the car). Unsure on age or mileage, but no apparent leaks. I'm after £70.

For all those wanting pics. I don't have any at the moment as I've not been to my unit. If you're coming to the RR day I'll bring it along, and you can grab a look then. Price is non negotiable. It's a cheap lowering kit with struts.

Would you post them?

Thanks

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If I can find a box, Id be prepared to post for an additional £10.

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