Reply to "Quella Aluminum Koni Shocks"

davidnunnMember

Johnny, I forgot to mention, when I ordered my aluminum Konis, I ordered them with the next step up in compression valving stiffness. Since you already have them, it's possible to send your shocks into Koni to have the valving changed at any time. After jumping from 550lb to 725lb at the rear, and the increase in spring rate not causing the ride to be noticeably stiffer, it seems that the shock absorbers have more impact on ride quality than the springs do. This is reinforced by the fact, if you pair your new Konis with springs that have the stock stiffness, your ride will be softer than stock.

3/23/119:06 AM

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