Reply to "Koni shocks for 74 "L" model"

bosswrenchMember

I'm afraid you are very late to that party, Mike. Red adjustable-damping Koni shocks have been obsolete since about 1985 and are no longer listed8=. p/ns were 82-1601 (frt) and 82-1701 (rear), stamped into the lower body. '82' indicates year of mfg. Used ones are fully rebuildable/recondition-able from the Dutch manufacturer's U.S facility in Florence, KY. Go to Koni-America.com for a current phone # to talk to a rep. E-Bay or the Forums are the usual source to buy these. They tend to run about $125/corner and WILL need work.

2/9/2212:45 PM

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