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What is a reasonable price for gen 3 JIC coilovers with about 6k mi.???
someone local is selling JIC coilovers and i was wondering what is a good price for them.
-15-way adjustable inverted monotube coiovers
- upgraded remote adjuster knobs
- pillow ball upper mounts
- adjustable camber plates
they have about 6k mi on them. not much at all. i cant find any on eBay so idk how much they go for.
thanks.
-jonathan
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Last edited by swagger_wagon468; 10-19-2010 at 04:06 PM.
Thought you already got your suspension fixed up.. or maybe you do. Anyway, coilovers don't last as long as regular struts and springs.. depending on the driving habits/abilities of the guy you're looking at it from, 6k might be a lot.. really depends and it's hard to ballpark
Hmmm. Used. Well, figure about $1000 new. What's he asking for them?
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with 6K id say a grand would be reasonable, possibly more. JIC are one of teh best colovers avalible for our cars so 6 K is not too bad. whats the spring rates?
with 6K id say a grand would be reasonable, possibly more. JIC are one of teh best colovers avalible for our cars so 6 K is not too bad. whats the spring rates?
I could have sworn that these were entry level c/o's priced in the $1000 range. Oh well. My mistake.
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with 6K id say a grand would be reasonable, possibly more. JIC are one of teh best colovers avalible for our cars so 6 K is not too bad. whats the spring rates?
well they guy said it was a $2300 setup. maybr some of the stuff i listed in the original post was added?...
i just texted him and asked for the spring rates. he said hes not sure.
hes asking $1200. but i have a feeling that he would go lower... considering he wanted $200 for his DEPOS with clear blinkers...
edit: after i told him tht they are about $150 on ebay... he said o, well it was just a number i threw out. he is giving me a list of parts and prices this weekend i think. i will buy anything i want.. then let u guys kno what else is left.
ALSO... he says he has a TRD front strut tower bar... do they even make them for gen3?
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Last edited by swagger_wagon468; 10-20-2010 at 03:28 PM.
No TRD front for the gen 3. It was gen 4 only... and another one for the solara. None of them clear the gen 3's hood.
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That falls under the "if you have money, time, and BRACKETS LAWL, you can do anything" rule of cars.
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