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Old 02-13-2008, 06:05 AM
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Geo, If prices ar OK I'll consider joining you on the purchase.

Otherwise I'll have the lowered HD's.
Old 02-13-2008, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by geolab
Hello my friend, only difference is that I do not have a salary Qatar style...but I will get them from you, decision taken.
ps: 50lbs is 23 kilos, go have some sleep Steve, my best regards
LOL,..They went to a British ex-pat working in the Gulf,....

Sleep???? What might that be?
Old 02-14-2008, 03:53 PM
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TireRack shows PSS-10 for $2300 shipped
Old 02-15-2008, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Peter R.
Geo, If prices ar OK I'll consider joining you on the purchase.

Otherwise I'll have the lowered HD's.
Hello Peter, with the rates today, no hesitation to go stroll on pss lane.
who would want less for the same price?
Old 02-15-2008, 07:36 AM
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Geo, PB sent.
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Default Any Pss10 available?

Called Tire Rack 2/3month back order? Anyone else competitve around?
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Originally Posted by rop3
Called Tire Rack 2/3month back order? Anyone else competitve around?
I have them, but not as cheap as Tire Rack.
Old 07-11-2008, 06:22 PM
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I've got PSS10's in stock, ready to ship - same price as tirerack, let me know if anyone needs a set.
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any small savings are greatly offset by the technical support available by someone like Steve after the sale....
Old 07-21-2008, 09:43 AM
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Totally off topic ~ sort of.

This question is for Steve - possibly. Is there a Bilstein resource for the Japan Domestic Market that you have a relationship with?
I'd like to buy the Bilstein kit model, BTS5056J which is only sold in Japan. Here's a bilstein link to the kit. http://www.bilstein.co.jp/pdf/outback_bts.pdf The kit is struts, coil springs, shock, etc., specific to the raised ride height of the Subaru Outback wagon cars.

I found this JDM tire company, a Bilstein retailer offering the kit. http://www.hirano-tire.co.jp/bil/bil4.htm The BTS 5056J kit is in the middle of the page and offered for a street price of approx. $1225.00 USD. So this is where I'm stuck - how to go about buying the kit? Shipping can be remotely arranged through, FedEx, UPS, etc.

Any clues?

In checking with a commercial importing company their fee adds an additional $600.00 ~ Maybe I should quit my day job. (This XT Outback is our Vail, Colorado ski wagon...)
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Originally Posted by mrsullivan
any small savings are greatly offset by the technical support available by someone like Steve after the sale....
Gospel...

Choose whatever vendor you want, but I'll have to say that the one mentioned here will go above and beyond for you, even if prices are a little higher. He has spent a ton of time helping me decide on some things and I have yet to send him my first penny. That will soon change.
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Originally Posted by M. Schneider
Totally off topic ~ sort of.

This question is for Steve - possibly. Is there a Bilstein resource for the Japan Domestic Market that you have a relationship with?
I'd like to buy the Bilstein kit model, BTS5056J which is only sold in Japan. Here's a bilstein link to the kit. http://www.bilstein.co.jp/pdf/outback_bts.pdf The kit is struts, coil springs, shock, etc., specific to the raised ride height of the Subaru Outback wagon cars.

I found this JDM tire company, a Bilstein retailer offering the kit. http://www.hirano-tire.co.jp/bil/bil4.htm The BTS 5056J kit is in the middle of the page and offered for a street price of approx. $1225.00 USD. So this is where I'm stuck - how to go about buying the kit? Shipping can be remotely arranged through, FedEx, UPS, etc.

Any clues?

In checking with a commercial importing company their fee adds an additional $600.00 ~ Maybe I should quit my day job. (This XT Outback is our Vail, Colorado ski wagon...)
Hi Mike,

I have no contacts for JDM components so I cannot offer anything useful beyond pointing out that such suspension parts carry no US warranty. If you have any problems, it must be sent back to Japan for resolution.

You ought to be able to buy it direct from the retailer and its small enough to be shipped via UPS, FedEX, DHL, etc. I don't know what duties/fees might apply since I do not import from Japan.
Old 07-22-2008, 01:36 AM
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Hi Steve and thanks for the swift reply ~ Yeap, good piont that if a failure should happen it would be complicated. Sure would like to see Bilstein USA get on board with the application.

Cheer's Mike



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