FS: 4th GEN New ICON Extended Travel Front Coilover Shock Kit, $1100 Pittsburgh, PA

[2008se4runner]

FS: 4th GEN New ICON Extended Travel Front Coilover Shock Kit, $900 Pittsburgh, PA

New ICON Vehicle Dynamics Extended Travel Front Coilover Shock Kit 03-09 4Runner (58645). Got these as a present for my birthday/Christmas & already had a Stage II kit installed on my 4Runner. Asking $900. Prefer local sale (I'm near Pittsburgh, PA), but will ship at buyer's expense. Text (412) 294-8760 if interested.

More pictures: https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/6004802151.html

 

[2008se4runner]

Dropped to $1050.

 

[2008se4runner]

Weekend bump.

 

[2008se4runner]

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[2008se4runner]

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[2008se4runner]

Price drop $1025.

 

[2008se4runner]

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[neoguri]

if you want some feedback...Priced kinda high especially if you can buy new with free shipping.

 

[2008se4runner]

if you want some feedback...Priced kinda high especially if you can buy new with free shipping.

What do you feel a fair price would be? The lowest I have seen around the web was $1200. I might be missing something, but honestly not sure how $1050 is priced high. Obviously if someone is across the country from me, I would understand that. At the same time, I am trying to not get stuck shipping 40 pounds to California on my dime. Thanks for any suggestions. I do appreciate it.

 

[4rcybr]

What do you feel a fair price would be? The lowest I have seen around the web was $1200. I might be missing something, but honestly not sure how $1050 is priced high. Obviously if someone is across the country from me, I would understand that. At the same time, I am trying to not get stuck shipping 40 pounds to California on my dime. Thanks for any suggestions. I do appreciate it.

So, MSRP on 58645 is $1,259.95.

A couple times a year these go on sale for 20% off, or $1007.96. Often with a free wrench, or some other goody, and always free shipping. Pretty much any shop will give 10% off (1133.96) if you call them-they aren't allowed to post prices below a certain amount online.

Also, if anyone wants to upgrade to the reservoir models, or reservoir with adjuster, it is MUCH cheaper to purchase them from the start, rather than adding those features later. It runs $845 a pair (plus shipping) to add those features (you can see service prices on their website). Whenever they go on sale, you can buy new ones for about $1480.

So, if someone wants them right now your deal will save them a little-and that's great. If they want something right now, and can pay for it, they probably are going to buy nicer shocks than yours though. If they are in no rush (like myself-I'll probably purchase around october-november), your deal isn't actually a deal for me. Your shocks would have to cost $600 for it to be worth my paying for the upgrades later on.

Not trying to criticize here-just letting you know what I'm thinking, as someone looking to buy a set of 2.5 coilovers this year.

 

[SnoViking]

Any ideas how these are different than the 5th gen models? I saw on Icon's website there are different numbers between the 03-09 and 2010+ but a lot of other companies front suspension setups are 2003+. Just curious.

 

[fourwd1]

Any ideas how these are different than the 5th gen models? I saw on Icon's website there are different numbers between the 03-09 and 2010+ but a lot of other companies front suspension setups are 2003+. Just curious.

I bet the folks at ICON could answer that question.

 

[4rcybr]

Any ideas how these are different than the 5th gen models? I saw on Icon's website there are different numbers between the 03-09 and 2010+ but a lot of other companies front suspension setups are 2003+. Just curious.

Give ICON a call. It could just be valving-for example the 585635 (Tacoma) and 58645 are the same except for the valving, which can be redone.

 

[Inv4drZm]

Any ideas how these are different than the 5th gen models? I saw on Icon's website there are different numbers between the 03-09 and 2010+ but a lot of other companies front suspension setups are 2003+. Just curious.

Lower eyelet spacers I think are different. Valving I'm sure is different more than likely but that won't be noticeable. Icon is good at getting back to you within a day on emails.

 

[masphx]

I can offer $800 shipped to 85260.

 

[2008se4runner]

So, MSRP on 58645 is $1,259.95.

A couple times a year these go on sale for 20% off, or $1007.96. Often with a free wrench, or some other goody, and always free shipping. Pretty much any shop will give 10% off (1133.96) if you call them-they aren't allowed to post prices below a certain amount online.

Also, if anyone wants to upgrade to the reservoir models, or reservoir with adjuster, it is MUCH cheaper to purchase them from the start, rather than adding those features later. It runs $845 a pair (plus shipping) to add those features (you can see service prices on their website). Whenever they go on sale, you can buy new ones for about $1480.

So, if someone wants them right now your deal will save them a little-and that's great. If they want something right now, and can pay for it, they probably are going to buy nicer shocks than yours though. If they are in no rush (like myself-I'll probably purchase around october-november), your deal isn't actually a deal for me. Your shocks would have to cost $600 for it to be worth my paying for the upgrades later on.

Not trying to criticize here-just letting you know what I'm thinking, as someone looking to buy a set of 2.5 coilovers this year.

Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

 

[2008se4runner]

Bump.

 

[2008se4runner]

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[Ras61]

I tried to PM you, but seem to be having trouble with that. I can do $850 shipped to Arlington VA, 22204. Not too far away from you.

Thanks.

-R

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