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Help Identify Rear Shocks

I would appreciate your help in identifying these rear shocks.

Ebay link here :-

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Porsche-911-Bilstein-Rear-Suspension-legs-Dampers_W0QQitemZ4614221128QQcategoryZ10408QQssPag eNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Any idea on origin or details. Seller says he bought them for his 82 Targa, and they have a little surface rust on the main body.

Just wonder if they will be of use for my 86 Coupe - can I replace springs individually and re-valve etc. - and can I do away with the torsion bars ?

Thanks.

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Porsche Crest Rear shocks

Maybe SPAX?

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The advert says Bilstein.

What would coilovers have been fitted to originally, and can you do away with the torsion bars ?
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1992 964 C2 Manual with RS Suspension etc.
1973 911T Narrow body Hot Rod with 2.7 Carrera engine and loads of period modsl - SOLD
1986 Carrera Coupe Sport with Stainless Silencer and SW Chip (256 fwbhp) - SOLD
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Those would not have been on anything originally. They are aftermarket.

Those should fit any 911 from '72 to '89. And yes, you can remove the torsion bars.

Those shocks could be rebuilt/revalved by Bilstein, and you could change out the springs for a different spring rate. So definitely worth the money if you can get them for close to what they are now.
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Thanks Tyson - I will put a watch on the item.

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1973 911T Narrow body Hot Rod with 2.7 Carrera engine and loads of period modsl - SOLD
1986 Carrera Coupe Sport with Stainless Silencer and SW Chip (256 fwbhp) - SOLD
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