Reply to "Consensus for Aluminum Shocks for Street?"

George PAdmin.

Any vehicle I've ever owned, since I was a kid, if Koni made a shock for that application, I installed them. I love the way Konis ride. Well dampened, but never harsh. Something the US shock manufacturers could never seem to do right. I don't like stiff & harsh shocks, and I don't like soft overly cushy shocks. I've never been happy with anything but Konis.

Mind you ... I don't buy the really expensive high end stuff for my cars either. I'm sure there's more expensive shocks that provide equal or better dampening and ride, but for my money, I buy Konis.

and yes ... #6018 has steel body Konis with the spring pre-load adjusters. The ride is typical Koni, perfect as far as I'm concerned.

G

3/31/111:45 PM

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