Thread: Guys is this a good price for Bilsteins?

That's around the mark for Australian prices Gazz... It really pains me to say this but they are much cheaper from the US. Check out the threads on this.
Cheers. OMV

I think so.

I priced Billies for my RR. They were $220 each in Oz. I bought a set from the USA for US$359 + US$126 shipping.

Check out eBay - a set of P38 Billies landed on my doorstep on Monday for $500 .

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Originally Posted by Scouse

Check out eBay - a set of P38 Billies landed on my doorstep on Monday for $500 .

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Thanks Scott

I just bought heavy duty Billies for $444 delivered from the US. I wonder about pricing in Oz, is it small volume or is it something else?

Gazz

Well my brand new heavy duty Bilstiens are in (yesterday), now I'm off to Newcastle today 6 1/2 hours on the Hwy and then maybe Stockton beach?

Gazz

That's actually a pretty good price.

I got 4 Billies for my 130 (slightly heavier duty units) and they were US$530 delivered from eShocks (from memory).

I got quoted over $1K for the same shocks from an Australian supplier, so $640 is OK I think to save you from the hassle of organising an overseas purchase.

Where is everyone buying there billies overseas from? are they standard valved? i priced up some yesterday for 10in travel with custom valving 380 each, but not sure which series of shock they are.........

but i have been told that the shocks available here are german built and the US ones are US built andnot as good quality?

I used eShock. They were great: Bilstein Shocks, KW Suspensions and much more: eShocks.com