A friend of mine who had a 2009 Cayman S gen2 from new and decided to change the springs and shock absorbers to those of a Cayman R tells me that he still has the original kit and it's taking up space, the parts only did around 2-3,000 miles before he changed them and they still have the preserving wax on, they had dry use and have no rust, he's willing to accept £150 plus postage for the springs and shocks that's much cheaper than Porsche charge! Buyer can collect from Bedford area.
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2009 Cayman S Suspension for sale
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You can go to my Avatar name and click on it, that takes you to a drop down list one of the options is send a personal message, enter your message and send. Then check messages for my response, alternatively you can email me on my club email address which you can find on the club website.
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I'll send you a PM and then you can see how it operates, you should get a notification through email.
To read your PM's, click on forum and a drop down list appears, select personal messages and then you have your received list displayed, you can read through them at any time and delete old messages etc.
I'll send you a PM and then you can see how it operates, you should get a notification through email.
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