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I rebuilt my shocks with ProParts; the KONI distributor and racing supply here in the West San Fernando Valley (L.A.). These are great; old school and just enough technology for my modified-street-show car.

$300 for the shocks > $729 for the complete rebuild > $ 100 to powdercoat the springs >
$126 to polish all the steel components > $50 for the new poly bushings we pressed in > BRAND NEW OLD SCHOOL KONI's! Total @ $1305 for 4.

Dave # 3463

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