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For Nissan Skyline S13 R32 R33 Rb25det Rear Upper Black Camber Control Arms 4u on 2040-parts.com

US $79.00
Location:

SHANGHAI, China

SHANGHAI, China
Condition:New Brand:JDMPARTSHOP Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:Do not apply

Description 

ADJUSTABLE CAMBER SUSPENSION ARMS/BAR 89-94 NISSAN 240SX S13/180SX
Improves Rear Suspension Geometry, Predictable Response and even Prevents Premature Tire Wearing
Provides Additional Built-In Positive Caster for Better Handling
High Strength CNC Machined T7075 Aluminum
Durable Powder Coated Finish
Design for Street, Track or Drift Racing Precise Adjustments with Long Service Life
Direct Bolt-On for OE Replacement
100% Brand New

Alignment Highly Recommended After Install
 * Instruction is NOT included.Professional installation is highly recommended!

 * Item exactly the same as picture shown.
Item Includes: 1 X Pair of (Left & Right) Rear Camber Kit and Hardware As Shown in the Picture Above
Application :89-94 Nissan 240SX Silvia S13
SKYLINE R32 R33 RB25det
Custom Duty
1. It is the buyer's responsibility for any custom duty fees that may be charged upon delivery. 
2. How the import duty will be charged depends on each country’s custom policies.
3. If the items are detained by Customs , the buyer is responsible for clearance of the detained items.
Shippment
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2. Also leave your contact TEL NO. for us that needed for ship company.
3. Don’t give us your P O box address which we can’t send by express .

4. Parts will be shipped out within 2 working days  ,we will contact you and make sure with you some details if your order have problems before shipping out .
CarrierEstimated timeCountry
DHL2-4  working daysAU,USA, EuropeAsiaUKCANZsome middle east country.
FEDEX
EMS5-10 working days
E-packing5-10 working daysAU, USA ,UK under 1 kg
China post Air20-40 working daysRU,AR,BR, Kazakhstanchile  if  need to change to Ems ,pls contact us for ship cost .tks!,
If you are not from those countries, pls kindly confirm with us about the shipping cost before purchasing.
We supply worldwide shippment with tracking no.
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Notice!!
1. We have the best prices because we are factory that can save a lot of middle circulation costs

2. You can contact us for better price if you want small or large dealer! 
3. All parts need Professional installation ,please consult your local performance shop if you do not know much installion. 

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