FS: Bilstein TC Shocks (4) with JT Rear Mounts

[Moto-Mucci]

Back up for sale!

Guy I sold them to had a 318is with the wrong size housings. I wasn't aware there were 2 different size housings for the 318.

Anyways: $150 + Shipping (FIRM)

Bilstein Touring Class Shocks + JT Design rear shock tower mounts.

Fits

BMW 318is, 325e, 325es, 325i, 325is (E30 - 1982-1991)

Shocks were only used for about 3 months before I lowered the car with new suspension.
All seals are flawless and shocks are in perfect working order.
Mounts have a bit of surface rust but it doesn't effect their quality. Bushings and threads are still mint.

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[rj1790]

Hey sir, I was wondering if those shocks will work well with lowering springs?

[Moto-Mucci]

I'd say they're more for an improved stock ride height set up.
Bilstein makes their 'Sport' shocks specifically for lowering springs, so I'd try to find a set of those if I were you.

...not that I would mind selling them to you ;)

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[brokenbimmer533]

would you sell just the rears?

[Moto-Mucci]

No, sorry.

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[Ceeker]

I'd say they're more for an improved stock ride height set up.
Bilstein makes their 'Sport' shocks specifically for lowering springs, so I'd try to find a set of those if I were you.

...not that I would mind selling them to you ;)

I believe those touring are the same as the orginal "IS" suspension height. If you put lowering springs in you'll mess with the dampening and most likely wear your shocks out prematurely. use factory IS springs or equivalent.
Or get a set of HD billys that are one step up from the Tourings and these are lower and you can find adequate springs for those.

if I needed factory spec suspension I would grab those forsure!!!~