Want to buy shocks!

[CircuitMonster]

I've been in need for shocks for my 318is and I found a sale deal for konis for about $595 for all 4. But I'm thinking I may just go with bilsteins but the cheapest I found them was for about $465. Is there anywhere else that has good deals on bilsteins.

Help a member out to save some money!

[Blackout]

I have a set of bilstein sports, revalved to be stiffer and internal bump stops cut in half for more travel. I can sell them to you for $450 picked up. They are better than new.

[CircuitMonster]

I have a set of bilstein sports, revalved to be stiffer and internal bump stops cut in half for more travel. I can sell them to you for $450 picked up. They are better than new.

Maybe, how many miles on them?

[AE86]

Do some research, knowledge is you best friend and it will save you time and money. I repeat KNOWLEDGE IS YOUR BEST FRIEND. If not just hand over your wallet and have someone else handle your suspension setup.

I'm currently running (used) Bilstien HD's with DIY shorten bump stops = $60 and brand new Camaro Rears for $45. This set-up is more than adequate when paired with IE3 springs. Remember shocks and struts don't last forever, no matter the stated warranty, so leave yourself some room for up grades. I'm already thinking about fully adjustable coilovers. Here's some more info on Camaro rears. Goodluck

[CircuitMonster]

Truthfully I want something comfortable yet sporty yet no need to spend coilovers price on it, yet. That's why I'm leaning toward bilstein sports. Although I may just go with the Jom kit for temporary