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Recently I was informed by Bilstein they will rebuild their shocks and struts. I have Bilstein on my IROC and they quoted me $75 each for rebuilding struts and $65 each for shocks.
They will keep the original valving Chevy chose for the IROC or change the valving to their current specs.
You might want to check with Autozone on new Bilstein shocks. They don't stock 'em so get the part number first. I just put Bistein on my truck at $60/each for heavy duty 4x4 shocks. They also have a promotion running for buy 3 get 1 free. That comes in cheaper than having 20 year old parts rebuilt.
Not to hijack but while yall are on the subject I`ll ask.I know billstiens are good shocks but how do they stack up against what else is in the aftermarket today.
You might want to check with Autozone on new Bilstein shocks. They don't stock 'em so get the part number first. I just put Bistein on my truck at $60/each for heavy duty 4x4 shocks. They also have a promotion running for buy 3 get 1 free. That comes in cheaper than having 20 year old parts rebuilt.
Scott,
According to one employee at Autozone the offer is only good for truck/SUV shocks.