rear shocks Koni, NOS and adjustable
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rear shocks Koni, NOS and adjustable
For sale 2 Koni adjustable ( hydraulic ) rear shocks for SWB cars >68
NOS I knew the person who bought these new BTW and he never used them in the end.. I got them with a load of parts I bought when he sold up.. So they have been sitting here and have got marked, so I thought they would fit my car ( 69 ) so i matched the paint and painted them to look new again. But I still can't use them so any one want them
£110 the pair.
The price listed with most places is £117 each Plus VAT etc so get a nice bargain half price and garanteed never been fitted or used.. Chris had alook at them at the fairmile and he agrees they are new.
NOS I knew the person who bought these new BTW and he never used them in the end.. I got them with a load of parts I bought when he sold up.. So they have been sitting here and have got marked, so I thought they would fit my car ( 69 ) so i matched the paint and painted them to look new again. But I still can't use them so any one want them
£110 the pair.
The price listed with most places is £117 each Plus VAT etc so get a nice bargain half price and garanteed never been fitted or used.. Chris had alook at them at the fairmile and he agrees they are new.
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Koni have emailed me back with details
Mark,
Those would be the rear shocks for a '65-68 Porsche 911 or 912. Made in the USA during the few years that
KONI
manufactured shocks in the US. They are a twin-tube hydraulic non-gas
charged rebound adjustable shock and that specific part number was
superceded years ago by 8040-1083 which is basically the same
shock
with a low pressure gas charge.

Mark,
Those would be the rear shocks for a '65-68 Porsche 911 or 912. Made in the USA during the few years that
KONI
manufactured shocks in the US. They are a twin-tube hydraulic non-gas
charged rebound adjustable shock and that specific part number was
superceded years ago by 8040-1083 which is basically the same
shock
with a low pressure gas charge.

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whats fairmile. when you say have the front done do you mean new shocks,i had to have new ones fitted on mine for the mot found a great place in the us of a think they cost 76 pounds each + postage they were konis as well .where abouts are you,picking up my car tomorrow after having the interior redone can,t wait

