e36 M3 Ground Control Coilovers

**lbennyboobool** · 09-10-2017, 06:11 PM

UPDATED

UPDATE: Sold camber plates

Everything is SOLD

I have an older set of Ground Control coilovers for sale.

I got these on a car that I bought and wanted to go with something a little different. They were used on the car, so I do not know how many miles are on them or even exactly how old they are. I can tell you they are at least 4 years old and probably older. I removed them and the rear shocks would not rebound on their own, so I assumed they were shot. I've had several people ask about them and give me allot more information that I didn't even know. I did some research and watched some Youtube videos about Konis. It appears that it's normal that Koni shocks do not rebound on their own if they have lost the gas. They are oil filled and a low pressure shock design, so losing the (gas) does not affect the actual use of the shock. I played with them some and they do have resistance going in and out of the shock housing. The dampeners are working correctly as well. From what information I have gathered the shocks are actually acting normal. Same thing on the struts. With all that being said they may not need a rebuild (originally posted as needing rebuilt). I can take videos if someone would like to show how they are acting. With all that new information, it still does not take away that they are an older set of Ground Control coilovers and that someone has painted them (poorly). it's a pretty complete kit. comes with the springs and adjusters. good beefy shock mounts. what you see is what you'll get. Haven't really seen many pop up for sale recently to get a reference for a price, so if I'm out of line feel free to make an offer. I'm just trying to recoup some money from the new ones I bought to replace these