revolution993

Worth about 4k usd new .
Used in good condition no leaks put about 4kmiles on them.
Good for track events.

1000$plus shipping.OBO

payam972

will they fit NB?

J.A.W.S.

be aware installing them in a dd/street-only-car...

revolution993

yes will fit narrow body,and a bit stiff for street or DD but driveable!!

revolution993

TTT

JPP

Probably a dumb question, but I'm gonna ask it anyway. What's the difference between a 'Coilover' system and a shock/spring setup. Are coilover springs different somehow in the way they are designed? They do just slip over the struts, right? Sorry if this is obvious, but the differentiation has eluded me.

jdistefa

Hey Will, do you know the spring rates?

Helluva good price

revolution993

Thanks Matt, the rate of the springs are 450lbs front and 685lbs rear.

revolution993

1000$ NEW PRICE!!!

jscott82

heck, the monoballs are worth more than that.... great deal for someone...

FisterD

JP, not a dumb question at all. Coilovers are considered a one piece design, springs mounted over shocks/struts.They are installed as one piece and replaced as one piece. Coilovers offer more ease in height adjustment, many have adjustable dampening (and compression), and usually perform better than shock/spring set ups.
On a shock/spring set up, you can use different products from different manufacturers, while a coilover is designed as one unit for optimum performance.

Great price on these. GLWS!

race911

My interpretation of "coilover" being used in the Porsche world goes back to the blitz of RSR struts in the early '80's where some were replacing a torsion bar spring with a coil over the shock/strut that could accept the spring over the shock. Similar, you had race cars like 510's and 2002's that had a coil spring rear suspension, but the spring was attached separately on the trailing arm from the shock. The earliest racing shocks, like Carreras (brand, not car), made an integrated coil over shock assembly you wholly replaced, like Mark said.

noble1

Are these still available?