Reply to "Koni Shock absorbers for Mangusta"

mangustaMember

Ben,

The issue with Koni shocks, is that the end bushings, originally, were crap. Same as stock shocks used....crap. Soft gum rubber that deflects in short order and metal on metal is basically what you end up with.

You can have adapter bushings made up easily. QA1 used to sell them when they were Carerra. I had custom ones made up for my QA1s no problem. Cheaper that rebuilt Konis which are not adjustable, just like the originals.

The Konis are good shocks. Are you sure they need to be rebuilt?

Any way, I would check with Koni and see what they would do for the bushings...... you may end up with new shocks and no bushings...... but let us know! I have a set of Koni fronts.....with bad bushings!

Steve

1/23/1612:08 PM

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