bilstein 7100 shocks- free to good home

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send a check for the S/H and i'll drop 'em in the mail....
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bajaherbie wrote:free, one set of 10" travel Bilstein shocks with ressy's. 16" collapsed length, 26" fully extended. valved for baja bug front end.
$225 shipping and handling ,no overseas sales please. PM me....
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Herbie, I'll have someone pick them up at your house to save the S&H costs. What's a good time to pick them up?
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hey, i was born at night, but not last night!
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:lol: funny line Herbie!
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Can you tell me more about your shocks? I am putting together a K&L dual purpose beetle with 1.5” aftermarket over sized trailing arms (stock torsion leafs).

During mockup with the beam it is obvious I will have to make my own upper shock mounts...so I might as well run a longer than stock shock...no real budget creep to change the shock at the same time.
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i had them mounted to a warrior beam w/ 10" towers and used stock trailing arms with the shock relocation kit that moore/ pac. customs sells.(welds to trailing arm) i bought them new from eshocks.com, you can go to their website and read about them.

here are the numbers on the shocks, i can't remember if the top or bottom number is the model number. the middle # is the valving. they are fully rebuildable/revalveable also. i just got a nitrogen kit so i can charge them for you if you want...

AK7110R03
180/75
09070520
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they don't come w/ the rubber reservior mount or hose clamps, i'm using them on the new coilovers i bought...
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Can you double check the compressed length? The part number suggests that you have the short body version.
I haven't modified the shock tower yet, but I am hoping something like 8" (http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... C-C10-4180) will be an easy fit under stock inner fenders. Unless anyone is certain that the more common 10" tower kit are just as easy.
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i'll check it tonight...
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part number is correct, compressed length is 16 1/2"... i don't know if they will fit the 8" towers. pm jps1145, i think he has 8" towers on his beam, you could ask him what bilstein shocks he is using...
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BUMP! WILL TRADE FOR CHARGER PARTS....
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bajaherbie wrote:BUMP! WILL TRADE FOR CHARGER PARTS....

Do you want a 12 or 24 volt Charger? :P
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Leatherneck wrote:
bajaherbie wrote:BUMP! WILL TRADE FOR CHARGER PARTS....

Do you want a 12 or 24 volt Charger? :P
I think he is wanting a 6 volt charger. :twisted:
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david58 wrote:
Leatherneck wrote:
bajaherbie wrote:BUMP! WILL TRADE FOR CHARGER PARTS....

Do you want a 12 or 24 volt Charger? :P
I think he is wanting a 6 volt charger. :twisted:
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