FS:: 2013 GP2 Coilovers
#1
01-11-2018, 11:05 AM
2013 Mini GP2 Coilovers
Category: Suspension
Price: $200
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (you may select multiples): R55, R56, R57, R58, R59, R60
Location (Region): SoCal
Item Condition: Used
I have a used set of GP2 Coilovers with about 25K on them. I ended up just running them on my own car and they definitely need to be rebuilt. I am selling them very cheap in the condition they are in for $200.
But!
I can also ship them to Bilstein here in California and have them rebuilt for you for $460. All I will charge is the $200 for the coilovers themselves and exactly what Bilstein will charge for the rebuild and shipping (~$100).
Depending on where they are going after the rebuild the approximate cost of rebuilt GP2 coilovers will be $760.
Last edited by MADNESSray; 03-28-2018 at 10:36 AM. Reason: !!sold!!!
#3
01-12-2018, 09:17 AM
No leaks and I haven't tried to adjust but the threads are in good condition. No rust. Like I said in the original post, came off a good car that ran perfectly.
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01-12-2018, 02:03 PM
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These coil overs look like they have significantly more than 21k miles on them. One of the rear shocks (3rd from left or 2nd from right) has oil marking on them and look blown. A lot of corrosion on them as well. East coast car at one point?
Might want to revise ad.
These coil overs look like they have significantly more than 21k miles on them. One of the rear shocks (3rd from left or 2nd from right) has oil marking on them and look blown. A lot of corrosion on them as well. East coast car at one point?
Might want to revise ad.
#5
01-12-2018, 04:34 PM
Good day,
These coil overs look like they have significantly more than 21k miles on them. One of the rear shocks (3rd from left or 2nd from right) has oil marking on them and look blown. A lot of corrosion on them as well. East coast car at one point?
Might want to revise ad.
These coil overs look like they have significantly more than 21k miles on them. One of the rear shocks (3rd from left or 2nd from right) has oil marking on them and look blown. A lot of corrosion on them as well. East coast car at one point?
Might want to revise ad.
Again, they are not brand new and I said so. They are $500 or best offer for a set of coilovers that list for $3000+.
#6
01-13-2018, 11:08 AM
Your very first post on this forum was to poo on post. I appreciate your attempt but the car had 21K on the odometer when we removed the coilovers to install the KW setup. He is from San Diego and there is no signs of rust or any salt corrosion or any oil on the struts. I didn't do a background check on every aspect of the car's life.
Again, they are not brand new and I said so. They are $500 or best offer for a set of coilovers that list for $3000+.
Again, they are not brand new and I said so. They are $500 or best offer for a set of coilovers that list for $3000+.
These list for about half of that new. However, $500 is a fair price for a these considering his mileage and the visual condition from the pics. Even if they are leaking or blown, You could still buy these and rebuild for way cheaper than a new set. If I didn't just get koni yellows I'd be all over these.
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#7
01-15-2018, 09:43 AM
I was using ECS as my guide and they are listed on their site for $3670. I think $500 is fair too.
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