FS: Bilstein Damptronic Coilovers for Porsche 997
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FS: Bilstein Damptronic Coilovers for Porsche 997
Category: Steering & Suspension
Price: $1500
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: Porsche 911 997 Non-Turbo
Location (State): CA
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item can be shipped
Selling a set of coilovers from my 997.1 C2S.
These are perfect for those looking for a coilovers, and maintains the PASM feature in your 911. It provides a lower ride height, and a stiffer ride for better handling.
The coilovers have Approx. 15k miles on them. One of the wires were nicked during initial install, but wire has been patched properly and functions perfectly. See pics for detailed view. I have adjusted the price for this small imperfection.
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-Nigel
Last edited by Junktion; Jun 29, 2017 at 04:56 PM. Reason: had the wrong mileage
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Wanted to give more details.
Previous owner purchased the coilovers new in 2011. He put approx 10,000 miles. Never tracked the car. Coilovers were thoroughly checked by bilstein before it was sold.
i bought the coilovers used in 2013. I rarely drive the 911, and put less than 5000 miles. I have done 1 track event, and the coils felt great.
Regular install depends on hourly rate of your shop. Should be around a few hundred.
Previous owner purchased the coilovers new in 2011. He put approx 10,000 miles. Never tracked the car. Coilovers were thoroughly checked by bilstein before it was sold.
i bought the coilovers used in 2013. I rarely drive the 911, and put less than 5000 miles. I have done 1 track event, and the coils felt great.
Regular install depends on hourly rate of your shop. Should be around a few hundred.
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Wanted to give more details.
Previous owner purchased the coilovers new in 2011. He put approx 10,000 miles. Never tracked the car. Coilovers were thoroughly checked by bilstein before it was sold.
i bought the coilovers used in 2013. I rarely drive the 911, and put less than 5000 miles. I have done 1 track event, and the coils felt great.
Regular install depends on hourly rate of your shop. Should be around a few hundred.
Previous owner purchased the coilovers new in 2011. He put approx 10,000 miles. Never tracked the car. Coilovers were thoroughly checked by bilstein before it was sold.
i bought the coilovers used in 2013. I rarely drive the 911, and put less than 5000 miles. I have done 1 track event, and the coils felt great.
Regular install depends on hourly rate of your shop. Should be around a few hundred.
Thank.
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Yes, 15k. Not 30k. Sorry for the confusion - I have edited my first post to reflect this change.
I originally roughly guessed based on my memory, but I looked back at my history and got the detailed mileage.
I originally roughly guessed based on my memory, but I looked back at my history and got the detailed mileage.
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