[SOLD] in the process of V8 swapping my MSM, and I won't be using the OEM suspension. Everything is in good shape with no leaks or anything. Car had 195k miles on it and lived in a garage it's whole life

Price $500 OBO shipped in the lower 48 states. I take PayPal, and these are listed on eBay for a little less since shipping is calculated by eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/202975509812

They may be fairly high mileage, but they honestly just took the owner back and forth to work on i295 in Florida, Garaged on both ends.

 

These had been through 195,000 miles and weren't completely blown out?

 

Bless you for making me laugh today!

 

They rode fine when they were on the car. A little rough, but that's OEM Bilsteins for you.

 

$500 for 195k mile billies is quite high. I just sold mine with 104k for $350, just like everyone else.

 

not to **** on your thread but i bought 55k mile MSM bilsteins for $40 a couple months ago. $500 is a bit steep.

 

Well you got a good deal then.

I actually meant to update this thread. They sold last week.

 

$40? Shid, you pretty much got them for free at that point

 

"Not to **** on your thread but..." and then proceeds to **** on thread

 

I have a set of these for sale as well!

 

How much for yours?

 

ill cut you guys a screaming deal. $440 for my 60k mile minty bois

 

....Can't tell if joking because OP charged such a pointless amount or serious.
They're available for 479 brand new off Fab9.

 

I think we should meet in the middle at $200 and I'll send you a shipping label.

 

dsamani, Are you buying or selling?

 

Buying, just trying to get a reasonable price

 

In that case.. 201$ and I'll send you a shipping label.

 

 

You doing the Billies and Ground control as well?

 

Nah I just want something that's cheap and better than bone stock. I just spent way too much damn money on the engine and turbo build, I wanna space things out before diving deep into suspension.

My plan was to get a complete set of MSM springs and shocks together and stick em on the car, that way I've got suspension that's "better than stock" without having to blow $1000 on coilovers.

I've been eyeing MeisterR CRD coils, looks like a good option designed with the Miata in mind.