FS: FCM Double Adjustable Bilsteins
05-19-2015, 12:01 PM
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FS: FCM Double Adjustable Bilsteins
I've had to move on due to points classing, but if you don't have to worry about NASA points these are for you.
I had these custom valved by FCM (not his normal valving) about 4 years ago. Springs on there are 700/425 (or I can switch fronts back to 600 original). Shock bodies have been shortened and has helper springs. External canisters with compression *****, rebound is in the shaft.
The top of the front right shaft had part of the shaft break off, but it does not effect the shock at all.
These cost $3600 and took something like 6 months to have made. I'm looking to get $2600 or best offer.
I had these custom valved by FCM (not his normal valving) about 4 years ago. Springs on there are 700/425 (or I can switch fronts back to 600 original). Shock bodies have been shortened and has helper springs. External canisters with compression *****, rebound is in the shaft.
The top of the front right shaft had part of the shaft break off, but it does not effect the shock at all.
These cost $3600 and took something like 6 months to have made. I'm looking to get $2600 or best offer.
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05-20-2015, 09:20 AM
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wow these are very nice. Definitely going to take the right customer.
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05-22-2015, 11:00 AM
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Very nice and very tempting!
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05-30-2015, 07:05 PM
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I am building up my suspension budget to splurge on a great coilover system. Been eyeing the Xida's that 949 racing sells. But I like the idea of a double adjustable setup. How would these compare to single adjustable xida's? My car is a dedicate track car and these race spring rates are fine. And how many miles on the coilovers?
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05-31-2015, 10:37 AM
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They have ~15k miles on them.
Even with "race" spring rates these are smooth and comfortable on the road. I'm not sure how to answer comparison question. Both are good. They are fast on track/autox too.
Even with "race" spring rates these are smooth and comfortable on the road. I'm not sure how to answer comparison question. Both are good. They are fast on track/autox too.
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05-31-2015, 10:39 PM
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Can you expand on the custom valving? Do you have shock dynos?
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06-09-2015, 07:29 PM
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Honestly thought these would have sold by now.
$2400 shipped?
$2400 shipped?
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06-09-2015, 08:31 PM
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Here are dynos from him:
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06-22-2015, 09:44 PM
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$2200 shipped within US.
If you don't like valving, you can't get them revalved to whatever and still be way ahead of buying new.
FWIW these on my car at 2600lbs with old 205 rivals was about 1/2 a second off of Hornetball's time on Maxxis tires with Xidas at Cresson NASA event.
If you don't like valving, you can't get them revalved to whatever and still be way ahead of buying new.
FWIW these on my car at 2600lbs with old 205 rivals was about 1/2 a second off of Hornetball's time on Maxxis tires with Xidas at Cresson NASA event.
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