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PM me your cars Chassis Number please. Reason I ask is that on this particular vehicle they seem to have used different shocks and the only way to get the correct shock model numbers is to look at the cars Chassis#. You should find the chassis number on the plate inside the engine compartment under the bonnet.
Oh, you are looking at a ballpark figure of R700 per shock which is based on the front shocks which are more expenisve than the rears. This is direct from the KYB distributor in CT.
Oh, you are looking at a ballpark figure of R700 per shock which is based on the front shocks which are more expenisve than the rears. This is direct from the KYB distributor in CT.
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The SA Distributor for KYB is Kapico, www.kapicosa.co.za
In CT contact Cliff Meyer on (021) 555 4050
The prices and part numbers for you 2007 Daihatsu Sirion (JDAM301S0) are as follows:
Front Part# 332120, Price R616
Rear Part# 343406, Price R824
When you place your order I suggest you dont order witht he above part numbers but rather just give them the first part of your Chassis# simply to confirm and verify the above info so you don't end up with the wrong parts.
In CT they are low on stock but can source form the rest of the country and if all else fails they are getting a new container in at the end of the month.
In CT contact Cliff Meyer on (021) 555 4050
The prices and part numbers for you 2007 Daihatsu Sirion (JDAM301S0) are as follows:
Front Part# 332120, Price R616
Rear Part# 343406, Price R824
When you place your order I suggest you dont order witht he above part numbers but rather just give them the first part of your Chassis# simply to confirm and verify the above info so you don't end up with the wrong parts.
In CT they are low on stock but can source form the rest of the country and if all else fails they are getting a new container in at the end of the month.