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Category: Steering & Suspension
Price (no $ sign please): $2200
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (select ONLY those which apply): 997
Location (Region): NorCal
Item Condition: Used

tl;dr:
Up for sale is a complete set of used 2-way adjustable Moton Clubsports.
Fits 997.1 and 997.2 GT3/RS/GT2; may fit others with different hardware.

One shock requires service. There are some scratches and dings from use and mounting. Everything is priced accordingly.

1. $2000 and you handle service
2. $2200 I can bring the shock to Performance Shock at Sonoma Raceway for service

Available for inspection and pick up in Mountain View, CA or I can ship anywhere in the US via FedEx.

I originally bought these on 10/15/2014 from [name redacted for privacy reasons] (RAudi Driver) and installed them on 12/15/2014. After my first event I discovered the left front shock was leaking at the swivel. I reached out to the seller and we exchanged a few emails, in the end he just ignored me.

Because my local shop does not offer support for Moton I removed the suspension and installed a new set of MCS instead. The Moton shocks were run for six track days before I removed them from my car.

What you will:

• Service the leaking front left shock, I was quoted approximately $320
• Font and rear springs. I ran 700#/900#
• Rear shock mounts. I ran and currently run the Tarret monoball shock mounts
• Set front shock pressures (currently at 0 psi)

Detailed photos of all shocks.

Front remotes mounted:


Rear remotes mounted (only photo I have):


All shocks and hardware:


Front #1:


Front #1:

Front #2:


Front #2 scrape:


Rear #1:


Rear #1 canister scrape/zipetie:


Rear #1 canister scrape/ziptie marks:


Rear #2 chip:


Rear #2 canister scrape/ziptie marks:


Rear #2 canister scrape/ziptie marks:

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Sorry, there I made a mistake with the price in the original post. Updated.

CosmosMpower

So tempting...big difference to the stock PASM shocks and springs?

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New price

onefasazn

If you need them rebuilt, I know a shop in the Bay Area that can do it.

Good luck with the sale!