Reply to "Koni Shock absorbers for Mangusta"

bosswrenchMember

No- the previous numbers I posted were ON a '69 Mangusta up on a lift when I wrote them down. The similar numbers on a set of early Konis in my garage are
82 1701 SP (frt) and 82 1601 SP (rear).
The only similarity is they were both made in 1982. Don't remember what color the 'Goose Konis were. The Pantera Konis were tomato-red.

As for the rubber bushings, when my OEM Koni bushings pounded out in the rear only, I replaced them with rubber bushings from Pantera-Aristons. Which pounded out in the back in 3 more yrs. That's when I changed to gas-Konis with heim ends. No noticable noise or ride harshness and no pound-outs in 15 or so years.

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