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YOUR RESEARCH2000 996 C4 Suspension
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Set reasonably soft)
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Upgrading my car is not in the budget, and my better half hated my PSS-9s on my last car (even set reasonably soft), so I am happy to stay with stock for the most reasonable cost.
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Set reasonably soft)
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Suggestion
Upgrading my car is not in the budget, and my better half hated my PSS-9s on my last car (even set reasonably soft), so I am happy to stay with stock for the most reasonable cost.
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I was told by my mechanic that my rear shocks are kapoot
I have begun to shop and found that the Bilsteins are around $231 each (PP). I went to Ebay and found all four
NewYellow DPS
for a little under $1100. Does any one have ideas or suggestions on finding some good shocks and struts
Is anyone familiar with the Yellow DPS brand?? Any and all responses are appreciated.
I am considering going with the Bilstein rebuild program to keep costs down.
http://www.bilsteinus.com/products/s...e/service.html
At $65 and $75 each, plus shipping, it seems like an economical way to go. I am on a strict budget, so just $325 or so seems reasonable. Anyone tried their service?
This is an interesting alternative. I did call them, and they referred me to the website
www.bilsteinus.com
and spoke with Arthur. Getting info was like pulling teeth (
I'm not a dentist
). It appears that the cost for the normal OEM rebuild for my 2000 996 C4 is $65 each. Not bad, considering new at Pelican Parts is $231 each. I think I will do a little more research. If there is anyone else that has used this rebuild service please let me know about your experience. TIA
I am going to try to do mine over the holidays, so it will be a while. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Upgrading my car is not in the budget, and my better half hated my PSS-9s on my last car (even set reasonably soft), so I am happy to stay with stock for the most reasonable cost. No more garage queens for me- I bought this car on a budget, and have been driving it daily for over a year. I admit I would like to upgrade to the M030 sways, however.
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