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Bilstein PSS9 used - 01-05 996 Turbo
Used set of Bilstein PSS9's for 2001- 2005 Porsche 996 Turbo.
Kit Part number F4-GM5-8877-H0 Taken off trade in car at dealer. 30K miles on suspension. No leaks or damage visible. I had full intentions of installing these on my car but I've decided to go a different, more $$$ route. NA No longer available. |
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Not to be "that guy" but a brand new set from GMG is I think $1995.
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- I couldn't find any new PSS9's when I was looking. I don't think they are available new. Please PM me if you know for sure and I'll investigate and adjust accordingly.
Originally Posted by Blockhed
(Post 2868173)
Not to be "that guy" but a brand new set from GMG is I think $1995.
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Originally Posted by Blockhed
(Post 2868173)
Not to be "that guy" but a brand new set from GMG is I think $1995.
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Would appreciate comments about price to be offline - that's the rules folks.
That said my asking price is $1600. OBO (Or Best Offer). If you are interested please PM me a price otherwise please leave your comments out of this thread. Thank you. ============= From the moderator - Do not... ..comment about price in someone else's thread. If you would like to negotiate the price, do it via PM. Do not comment about the price being too high. Do not make negative or inflammatory remarks about items that are for sale. |
OP, you are aware that there are PSS10's now and they have been out for about 3 years? Not trying to clutter
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Geez you guys are tough...
YES, I know there are PSS10's out there and I know the cheapest price to find them is about $2400 new. There are no new PSS9's that I am aways of and the PSS9 are a great shock. These shocks are in great shape, no leaks, can be dyno tested (for a small fee) or rebuilt to new/custom specs for hundreds less than a new set of PSS10's. Is it that difficult to not comment on a guys sale item if you aren't not a buyer??? Please, if you are not interested in buying the used PSS9's please keep you comments out of this thread....
Originally Posted by Lennon31987
(Post 2870316)
OP, you are aware that there are PSS10's now and they have been out for about 3 years? Not trying to clutter
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why dont you post some pictures?
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Yes pictures would help.
The shocks are currently at the shop and I'll need to run over and get some shots. They were ready to be dyno tested and installed on my car but I switched gears and decided to spend a lot more $$ on suspension upgrades at the last min. ($$ coilovers, sways, drop links, etc.). I'll post a separate thread when all the parts are installed and tested. I can pay to have the PSS9's dyno tested if someone is serious about buying them. Cost is $45 per shock. FYI - There is a local NorCal shop that can do this and also rebuild Bilsteins for anyone interested. |
Bump .. and new price :-)
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Monday bump...
$1400. + shipping or best offer.... |
Originally Posted by 997xpress
(Post 2870492)
I can pay to have the PSS9's dyno tested if someone is serious about buying them. Cost is $45 per shock. FYI - There is a local NorCal shop that can do this and also rebuild Bilsteins for anyone interested. |
---- I found this explanation
Description Force match your shocks for optimum performance. We will dyno test each of the shocks as received, then tune the adjusters so the forces match on all 4 shocks. This will provide you with a starting point for each shock and the knowledge that all shocks are performing the same! In addition to force matching the shocks, we will run a full adjustment sweep of all adjusters on one shock. From this data you can determine what setting gives you what damping force. You will also know how much to change the settings for the desired change in damping. A report on shock condition and performance will be included with the data. |
Can't PM you, could you PM me your email.
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