Reply to "reconditioning from the ground up... I have questions..lol"

For me it looks necessery to replace the rubber bushes, those also has impact on your ride hight

yes remove the roll pin for renew the absorber.

I never has rebuild the shocks myself , but I know into that the past shock rebuilders from the USA used wrong rubber material internals , they dissolve in oil.

internal parts from Ariston and Koni are not interchangeable

my experiance is that Koni's shocks build into The Netherlands has a locknut on top of the piston, while US build Koni shocks use a roll pin.

The rubber bushes from Ariston and Koni are the same.

Simon

3/16/251:38 AM

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