H&R coilover modifications
03-12-2005, 04:57 AM
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Originally Posted by karlooz
do i go to the mercedes dealer service to have it fixed? hmmm..... nope.
03-13-2005, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Marangoni
I only called Bilstein 'cause I had heard that they manufactured them. I wasn't expecting them to do it for free! I had heard that their facility in San Diego could rebuild them. They quoted me $75 each damper, and then said that if they were H&R, they couldn't work on them. At $75 each, I would have GLADLY paid them to rebuild ALL four.
03-13-2005, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by karlooz
that does suck! sorry man. that is the same facility i called.
I wish Porsche would use better suspension products in the first place. Their stock stuff is nowhere near track-ready.
03-13-2005, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Marangoni
If they go, they had better ALL go, 'cause they'll only repair the one(s) that fail (or so they say - as I still haven't received mine back yet).
I ended up getting a whole new H&R coilover kit from TireRack - they gave me a 'good will' discount. I would have gone with the PSS9, but they're still a bit pricey. I do hate to send any $$$ H&R's way though....
Once I get the old kit repaired, I'm selling it on eBay.
I ended up getting a whole new H&R coilover kit from TireRack - they gave me a 'good will' discount. I would have gone with the PSS9, but they're still a bit pricey. I do hate to send any $$$ H&R's way though....
Once I get the old kit repaired, I'm selling it on eBay.
