Have replaced rear shocks with OEM Bilstein replacements from Goldwagen.
About R1200 for the pair. I bought new rear shock mounts as well, thought I might as well get it done while I'm in there.
For those looking to do the job DIY, it's as easy as piss. The hardest part is taking apart and reinstalling the trunk liner in the boot.
Rear shocks can be difficult to diagnose, I went to HiQ Dastek to perform a shock test on their vibration machine and the test performed reported that my shocks were still within spec. However, after removing my old shocks I can say with confidence that they were certainly non-functional.
Less pronounced gas-strut noise coming from the rear and better ride-height maintenance after installing the new units. An easy and fairly inexpensive DIY, I strongly recommend. :thumbs: