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Thanks for all the input.

My Koni's have the fixed bottom perch so there wouldn't be any adjustment beyond removing the spacer. Maybe the previous owner installed stiffer springs. The last time the car was driving was 1985 so maybe he was going for the hotrod, high in the back look. I few buddies have asked me if mine is a 4x4 due to its height.

Dennis just got back to me with a quote on the Fox / Ride Tech adjustable coil over shock set up with Hyperco springs. $1895 plus shipping.

I will probably go with Ride Tech since I'm all of $1500 into Koni rebuild.

Thanks again.

John

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