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E34 M5 Rear Shock Absorbers (Self Levelling)

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I'm trying to find a solution to a 1992 E34 M5 needing rear shock absorbers. BMW have confirmed that only one side is available from themselves and I need a pair. The only other option is to possibly find a specialist who can recondition the self levelling shock absorbers. This is proving to be very difficult so I would be very grateful of any help or assistance on this. I'm surely not the only one who has, or is, facing this problem. Please help!!

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