FX3 Question
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Drifting
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From: York PA
FX3 Question
Just found out my rear shocks are blown and the front shocks are probably close to going out soon. Because I have the FX3 Selective Ride option in my car, must I use the same shocks (Bilstein)? Mid America sells them for $200 each....quite an investment for a full set. What are my choices?
If anybody finds a seed that I can plant to grow a money tree...... :sad:
If anybody finds a seed that I can plant to grow a money tree...... :sad:
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Re: FX3 Question (fast90)
You can send your shocks to Bilstein to be rebuilt, somewhere between $50 and $100 ea depending upon how damaged. They will also re-valve to different performance specs as an alternative.
Or, you could remove the system and sell it to me cheap and put in regular shocks!
Pete
Or, you could remove the system and sell it to me cheap and put in regular shocks!
Pete
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Drifting
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Re: FX3 Question (PeteL)
Pete - I'm going to keep the system. I've heard of sending them back to Bilstein for refurbishment and I'll keep that in the back of my head. I'm still curious to know if I can use any other shocks that will work with my FX3 sytem.
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Re: FX3 Question (fast90)
No alternative that I have ever heard of for the FX3 system. Limited production.
Rebuild your Fx3 shocks, replace with new FX3, if you want to keep the FX3 system.
I have seen sources for new around $180, just stay away from the standard catalogs.
Rebuild your Fx3 shocks, replace with new FX3, if you want to keep the FX3 system.
I have seen sources for new around $180, just stay away from the standard catalogs.
