Reply to "Koni Shock Advice"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

My advice , go for the rebuild of the Koni's , the best shocks there are. over the years the rubbers from the inside gives the problem.

I would only rebuild those Koni's if they have adjustable spring perches for the coils, or are modified during the rebuild to be adjustable coil-overs. Otherwise, buy new shocks! Removing the spring spacers will not drop the car enough to make it look right as long as you have those fixed perch shocks.

8/24/232:05 PM

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