What yrs shocks are these please. :D

[dporsche74]

Anyone know the year these stocks will fit ? 8210K

SWB.. LWB or 72+


thx..

[Jim Breazeale]

I'm pretty sure that they came from the rear of a Borgward Isabella TS. I'm sure that they are really expensive, though!

Regards

Jim

[dporsche74]

I thought you were talking dirty at first Jimmy boy

Borgward Isabella

[70SATMan]

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...what-they.html

[dporsche74]

Oh Nice Koni still will rebuild them Killer!!! .. thanks! ..

I guess test fit different 911's to see perhaps???

[70SATMan]

I have a hard time believing that Koni can't tell you the application.

Give them a call. I know it's less scientific than trying them on three different 911 geometries but, hey,,,

[Silverbullit]

I'll be at Koni today. Will check for you.

[Chuck Miller]

Give Jason at Paragon Products a call, he can probably help you... and he 's a contributor here...
800-200-9366

Hope this helps,
cm

[Silverbullit]

Koni said:
They are a double-adjustable cartridge-type shock that could fit a variety of vehicles depending on the attachment parts used. In other words, it starts life as a 'generic' shock.
They suggested to measure 1) the compressed length overall, 2) the extended length overall, 3) the bolt size of the lower mounting eye, and 4) the thread specs for the upper end. Compare to a stock Porsche shock. They are rebuildable, also.
Hope this helps.

(see Chuck, I wasn't being a smartass)

[Jim Breazeale]

Koni said:
They are a double-adjustable cartridge-type shock that could fit a variety of vehicles depending on the attachment parts used. In other words, it starts life as a 'generic' shock.
They suggested to measure 1) the compressed length overall, 2) the extended length overall, 3) the bolt size of the lower mounting eye, and 4) the thread specs for the upper end. Compare to a stock Porsche shock. They are rebuildable, also.
Hope this helps.

(see Chuck, I wasn't being a smartass)

I was right, after all!