Reply to "Shocks and Springs QA1 (Carello)"

mangustaMember

Jack,

Once we get moved south next year, I hope to have my press(es) in more accessible locations to be able to do such a measurement!!!

Those Koni numbers sound familiar! They were configured to reuse the stock springs!!! The silver spring in the pic is the stock (one of them) Goose spring.

The only bugger about the Koni's is that the used the same sh*tty gum rubber bushings which displace the rubber after only 5-6 months!!! Metal on metal shortly after that! AND, you can't get bushings easily.... I think Roger Brotton in the UK may have had something made up...... but it wasn't cheap!

Cheers!
Steve

12/4/1711:58 AM

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