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Old 03-15-2019, 06:34 PM
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Default Some Cool stuff FS
I still am unwinding some plans I had made, and that means selling some great parts.
  • Stainless Steel lines for CIS injection $200.00
  • Newly rebuilt and still in box Bilstein Shocks $750.00 obo (don't know what "new" is but they are basically new)


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Old 03-16-2019, 09:27 AM
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Are those CIS lines from Greg? Or original?
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What are the Bilstein part numbers?
What was done/checked to the long block on the refresh? Are there cams/housings on there?

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Originally Posted by hlee96
Are those CIS lines from Greg? Or original?
I should take a pic. They are stainless tees flexible lines made for cis.
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Originally Posted by drooman
What are the Bilstein part numbers?
What was done/checked to the long block on the refresh? Are there cams/housings on there?

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I’ll get the part numbers. It’s front and rear 928 shocks.

Cam housings are on. New head gasket and seals. Heads were rebuilt, and short block was not taken apart past the pan. This was a guy in OC so the heads are I believe from mike at engine supply. I’ll try and find the for sale add.
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I recently bought a transmission from BC. Solid seller. GLWS.
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I recently bought a transmission from BC. Solid seller. GLWS.

Thanks!

For all- I have updated the original post with some pics. Bushings on shocks were also replaced.
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So are the block n shocks blue, or black?
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Originally Posted by rjtw
So are the block n shocks blue, or black?

I don’t understand the question. CAn you see the pics of the shocks? That is what I am selling.

(Edit - you are talking about powder coating? I didn’t get that far)
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I’ll get the part numbers. It’s front and rear 928 shocks.
For fronts I see listings for 80-85 fitments, and separate listings for 86-91 fitments.
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Originally Posted by drooman
For fronts I see listings for 80-85 fitments, and separate listings for 86-91 fitments.
The shocks are bilsteins for all 928s. Because they have threads for perch adjustments.
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If those stainless lines will fit my '79 K-Jet car, I'll take them.
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Originally Posted by Petza914
If those stainless lines will fit my '79 K-Jet car, I'll take them.

Yes. They were for my recently sold 79.

PM me address and I’ll ship out.
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