Reply to "Quella Aluminum Koni Shocks"

davidnunnMember

Mark, I have the Aluminum Koni set-up. I'm sure Dennis still has them because Koni still makes the shocks. Be aware that only rebound is adjustable. Even with 450/725 lb springs and double bump rubbers, the ride is comfortable. I know what you're thinking: "what does that mean?". My daily driver is a completely stock 2006 Porsche 997S. The Porsche has a much firmer ride than my Pantera. If I was to do it again, I'd probably try double adjustable QA1's. Julian has the appropriate part numbers although I recall thinking that I'd want to try the next size shorter than what Julian is using. Julian?

3/19/118:51 PM

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