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I have a full set of Bilstein shocks with low King Springs for sale. They have only done about 5,000km of road use, so are in excellent condition. They are nice and comfortable, and can very easily have some grooves machined in the shock body to attain height adjustment. Selling due to having other priorities atm.

Part Numbers:

F4-B46-1873-HO shock and KDFL-101 X spring (FRONT)

F4-B46-1916-HO shock and KDRL-61 X spring (REAR)

Price: $1,000 ono.

Location: North Eastern suburbs, Melbourne. I'd prefer local pickup as they are quite heavy, but i'm willing to discuss postage with potential buyers.

Contact: PM here or call/sms <phone number removed at user's request>

Thanks

Ric

PICS:

Also please note; i'd prefer to sell everything together, but if you are chasing either the shocks or the springs separately, please let me know.

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They don't go that low, but with the Bilsteins you can machine grooves into them to change where the spring sits (anyone who is half decent with a lathe should be able to do it in about 2 minutes), giving you full height adjustment just like coilovers.

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