MR Bilsteins
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Bangkok
I'm somewhat interested but with 30k miles the price would have to be pretty darn cheap. Most people dont realize you can buy the non-coilover HD Bilsteins as well brand new for around $560.00 minus springs. If you were going to add lowering springs anyway then Brand new might be the way to go.
Thx.
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Nebraska
This has probably already been answered before ... but, do the MR Bilsteins soften the ride up any when compared to the EVO IX suspension? Or should I just invest in the PSS9's ? I'm not tracking the car ... maybe a drag strip once in a while ....
my friend is thinking about selling his which have 600 miles on them. he's looking to get close to 800 picked up...pm me a price if you're interested. they're really clean. not abused, daily driven, no track days
Newbie
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 46
Likes: 0
From: Bangkok
I'm somewhat interested but with 30k miles the price would have to be pretty darn cheap. Most people dont realize you can buy the non-coilover HD Bilsteins as well brand new for around $560.00 minus springs. If you were going to add lowering springs anyway then Brand new might be the way to go.
Thx,
I'm somewhat interested but with 30k miles the price would have to be pretty darn cheap. Most people dont realize you can buy the non-coilover HD Bilsteins as well brand new for around $560.00 minus springs. If you were going to add lowering springs anyway then Brand new might be the way to go.
