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JordanRules
 Post subject: Bilsteins for a 7 series, work out a deal thingy
PostPosted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 10:26 pm 
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Alright, I'm going coil overs, and I want koni adjustables. So that means I want to get rid of my Bilsteins. They have about 30-50K miles on them. A few years old (my car sits alot). I bought them from Ben (weezilusa) last spring. They are way stiffer than the Tokico's I tested them up against

at the time they were not leaking and went up and down smoothly....

So what I'd like to do, is I want to order up the Koni's, and have someone ready to buy these guys. If you want my chopped springs you can have them also...... I'd post a pic but I'm an idiot and don't know how....?

I probably won't order the Koni's for a month (gotta wiat for the coil overs also) and then I'll be ready to get rid of them.... I don't know, maybe you want to revalve your billys or somthing.... I was thinking around 250US for them since they seem to sell o nTB for around 300.

Anyways, let me know...

Jordan

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Just put your pics on imageshack or photobucket.

I might be interested.
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JordanRules
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 7:29 pm 
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Sweet just set it up... Does it allow hot linking to like turbobricks or even in here?

You can get an idea how the car sits in those pictures....

Jordan
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RaZ
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 9:25 pm 
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JordanRules wrote:
Sweet just set it up... Does it allow hot linking to like turbobricks or even in here?


hot linking no problem, just go right click properties on the picture and go
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Roj
 Post subject: Re: Bilsteins for a 7 series, work out a deal thingy
PostPosted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 8:53 pm 
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JordanRules wrote:
Alright, I'm going coil overs, and I want koni adjustables. So that means I want to get rid of my Bilsteins. They have about 30-50K miles on them. A few years old (my car sits alot). I bought them from Ben (weezilusa) last spring. They are way stiffer than the Tokico's I tested them up against

at the time they were not leaking and went up and down smoothly....

So what I'd like to do, is I want to order up the Koni's, and have someone ready to buy these guys. If you want my chopped springs you can have them also...... I'd post a pic but I'm an idiot and don't know how....?

I probably won't order the Koni's for a month (gotta wiat for the coil overs also) and then I'll be ready to get rid of them.... I don't know, maybe you want to revalve your billys or somthing.... I was thinking around 250US for them since they seem to sell o nTB for around 300.

Anyways, let me know...

Jordan



Jordan,

Did you get rid of those shocks and springs yet ? I may be interested. Would work in my 940, no ?

Roj

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JordanRules
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 8:52 pm 
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No I didn't.

I'm not 100% sure what I'm going to do yet. I had a set amount for the car, and I need to replace my tranny (getrag) and it looks like going with a T5 will be cheaper. So I might not go through with this until later in the summer.

I'll post back when I do what I'm gonna do.

Although, Hmmmmmmmm Give me a few weeks.

Jordan
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Roj
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 10:59 pm 
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Ok, Jordan. Keep me posted and let me know what you decide. I won't have the 940 for a while longer yet so I don't need to know immediately.

That being said, I'm thinking about throwing in some IPD sways and performance springs while I'm down in Washington picking up my 940T so it would be handy if I knew whether or not I'll be able to buy your springs before I go down there... Would that be possible ? What kind of money would you be asking for the springs & shox if you do decide to sell them ?

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 2:05 pm 
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I'd like 275 for the shocks. And the springs will be free. The springs are just cut 960 wagon stuffs. So nothing fancy. I'd get some Eurosport tuning springs personally.

I need to figure out my transmission asap, thats sort of what is holding me back right now.

Jordan
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Roj
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 2:29 pm 
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Jordan,

Have you made up your mind on the shocks yet ? I've got a line on a set of brand new unused Bilstein HD shox and IPD sport springs for 700/900 from a guy down in the USA that I'm thinking of putting an offer on. It seems he bought them to put into a car he was building and never managed to find the time to do it. Could probably get them for 1/2 to 2/3 the cost of getting them new from IPD.

So let me know ASAP if you still want to sell those shox otherwise I'll probably put an offer in on that stuff in the USA and see whether or not he takes it.

Thanks,

Roj

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Sorry, I think I won't be selling them any time soon. A cheap 850 popped up at work that I'm going to put some money into instead for the time being. Once I sell it off though, I'll put them up. No worries

Jordan
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