Reply to "Consensus for Aluminum Shocks for Street?"

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Originally posted by A Hudson:
I've read the threads, kinda confused.

Looking for the best 'street' shock for our beloved Panteras.

I've done 'old school' and am ready for better ride/handling qualities, wouldn't mind some weight savings.

Would like a 'plug and play' solution, not requiring much if any customizing or cutting. No desire to do spring compressions and such. Just an 'average' DIYer here.

All opinions welcome.

Sir,
You can not get much better value and ease of installation than the "steel" body Konis. Plug and play. Even I was able to do it.

http://www.panteraplace.com/page212.htm

And if the yellow color bothers you(and I know it would !) You could paint them orange . This would require removing the springs etc.to get a nice finish.

3/31/119:56 AM

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