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180sx NPORA Old-Timer

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Ebay set of 4

 

Any one buy KYB's off of ebay? im kind of sketchy about them, but i see every now and then a set of struts for $90-110. Sometimes a complete set (struts/shocks) come on there for $160-180. Are these really good deals, or should I just buy from a company (partstrain sells struts for $60 each).

 

Jose

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Strut prices go as low at $45 each on Amazon, so I guess it's possible in theory. I bought mine from Amazon. Don't remember what I paid but it was definitely cheaper than elsewhere. I tend to buy critical items from retailers for the whole peace of mind thing. Only exception was an alty.

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as long as they got good feedback - youll be fine.

 

that ebay price is still MORE than your local mechanics pay, with their accounts.... (wholesale) if a local shop quotes you $100 per strut, that means they are probably paying around $25 per strut

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as long as they got good feedback - youll be fine.

 

that ebay price is still MORE than your local mechanics pay, with their accounts.... (wholesale) if a local shop quotes you $100 per strut, that means they are probably paying around $25 per strut

 

Guess I better start making some friends then!

Thanks Guys.

 

Jose

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