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Suspension Question
After reinstalling my front swaybar this weekend with the help of a local pelicanite, we inspected my front and rear shocks. They appear to be in good condition, no apparent leaks, no rust, etc. The car is a little lower than euro. After 55k miles on original Bilsteins should I think about replacing them? Is there any cost benefit in having them rebuilt? It's an '87 930.
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at 55k they will be tired. it may be cheaper to have them rebuilt?
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do you have any recommendations for a rebuild mechanic?
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