Kw v3 for c63
01-05-2014, 02:07 AM
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Kw v3 for c63
I have these posted in another thread but I sold everything else that I had posted so I don't want to keep bumping up that thread. I've had WAY too many people waste my time. Including someone who was "seriously interested", had me email photos then he doesn't write back so I ask if he received the photos, he says yes the price is great I just have to do some more thinking about it. (Not sure what there is to think about). I replied saying yes the price is very good. They email back saying "they would pay double for me to stop emailing them"... Yeah I'm sure they would pay double when they are thinking about coughing up 1875.00 for a 3k coilover... Not looking for anyone to waste my time anymore if you have no money. This is a forum where everyone is driving a 65k plus car... I sold my diffuser, radar and exhaust and everyone was happy with the parts. They are now on ebay.
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01-05-2014, 03:46 PM
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I'd like to add that my price is FIRM and I will not sell for a dollar less unless you are providing me with a shipping label. My original price was 2200obo and this is my bottom dollar
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01-06-2014, 11:43 PM
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Im sure someone could contact kw and get the correct springs for alot less than a new set of kw's would cost. Im really suprised these are still here. I guess most just prefer some cheap lowering springs with rates the stock dampeners werent designed for and that dont allow proper length shock stokes.
01-06-2014, 11:56 PM
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Im sure someone could contact kw and get the correct springs for alot less than a new set of kw's would cost. Im really suprised these are still here. I guess most just prefer some cheap lowering springs with rates the stock dampeners werent designed for and that dont allow proper length shock stokes.
