Reply to "4 Original '74 Pantera Shocks Includes 4 Coil Springs"

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My personal opinion is that the Koni is not worth that kind of money and you will be much happier with the electronic on/off, street/strip setting aftermarket shocks. There are a couple of brands of those at least.

This will replicate what many new car manufacturers are doing now, like Porsche, with a switch on the console for sport or comfort driving.

The difference of course with Porsche is theirs are made in the Black Forrest by Hans and Gunther. You must know the pass word to get in.

There are other options available.

IF you wanted KONIs. The ones to get would be the double adjustable, i.e., adjustable in compression and rebound.

Most shocks that I've used are really fine in compression, but need more control in rebound to bring the nose back down in the corners quicker.

If you go that far, then you need to play with spring rates also so most are into a project bigger than they wanted.

The electronic shocks help make it simpler.

5/16/143:44 AM

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