Is it worth it. How do I identify mine? Rebuild my self or pay someone else.
I like the feel of my current ones. I am the third owner. So I don't know the age of mine

When I had my 94 with the Adjustable shocks I sent them in to be rebuilt.

You would send them back to Bilstein. No real benefit for a stock vehicle. The benefit is when you want to have them custom valved.

Do you remember the turn around time.

Unfortunately no, I've never done it. But you can buy new for the same cost or less.

well
I have rebuilt many hydraulic rams on all kind of earth moving equipment. 10th the price.
Anyone rebuild their own.

I don't think just anyone can rebuild a shock. Modern shocks are pressurized, and that requires specialized equipment.

Rebuild cost is not a huge savings at this price point. If you had Ohlin or Penske racing shocks, the type of shock that cost $2k each, then rebuild is cost effective.

However, new Bilstein's are $85, shipped from Tire Rack. Beat that!

Koni is a little better, but not a lot. I kept my Koni's for rebuild, but the savings isn't huge.

Bilsteins need to be rebuild in a pressure chamber

There's no valve to charge them

Just looked them up at tire rack. That is a deal.
Everyone else was way over $100. And $100+ to rebuild.

Thanks Andy