I have tested Koni on many cars and they are amazing but Ridetech aluminium ones seems great too.
What do you think is the best suspensions upgrade for the Pantera ?
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High-pressure gas charged Konis also come with aluminum bodies and double adjusters as well as the adjustable spring perches. The aluminum bodies save 10 ounces of wt for an extra $200.
do you have a link about were to buy these Koni shocks for Pantera ?
Dennis Quella sells the Konis (Pantera Performance Center, Castle Rock, CO). He should be easy to track down.
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Scott Bell at SAAC Restorations sells the RideTech (in 3 configurations with various adjustments).
Old Thread, but contains contact info....
Both provide very complete kits, as I am sure other venders do as well.
PPC Facebook Page
Scott Bell at SAAC Restorations sells the RideTech (in 3 configurations with various adjustments).
Old Thread, but contains contact info....
Both provide very complete kits, as I am sure other venders do as well.
Gotta love the support I always get from Bosswrench. 
The Ridetech shocks are based on newer technology over the decades old Konis. You really can't go wrong with either.
The Ridetech's are impact forged and have no lower cap to leak. They come with a ONE MILLION mile warranty. This show the commitment Ridetech has put behind these shocks. Of course, no Pantera will ever reach that mileage but it is good to know your shocks are covered (must be registered).
USA made Hyperco Springs are standard on the Ridetech shocks.
There is also a $100.00 rebate available, per pair. That works out to $200.00 rebate if you do the whole car. Only make sense for US customer do top the shipping cost of the heavy old shocks.
Thanks Rocky for your support!
The Ridetech shocks are based on newer technology over the decades old Konis. You really can't go wrong with either.
The Ridetech's are impact forged and have no lower cap to leak. They come with a ONE MILLION mile warranty. This show the commitment Ridetech has put behind these shocks. Of course, no Pantera will ever reach that mileage but it is good to know your shocks are covered (must be registered).
USA made Hyperco Springs are standard on the Ridetech shocks.
There is also a $100.00 rebate available, per pair. That works out to $200.00 rebate if you do the whole car. Only make sense for US customer do top the shipping cost of the heavy old shocks.
Thanks Rocky for your support!
I have the SACC RideTech TQ shocks on my Pantera . I don't have as much track time on them as I would like to have but I have quite a few street miles and am very impressed with the quality and performance so far. I switched from a set of non-adjustable Konis . The best part is that with the remote reservoirs you can tune them without getting under the car! You can see the adjustment knob in the upper corner in tis picture.
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