Koni Shocks -- Renounce the Bounce!
12-30-2004, 01:26 PM
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Koni Shocks -- Renounce the Bounce!
Koni shocks installed today, and bye-bye bounce!
Thanks to: Shox.com and Mallory-Kotzen Tire of New Rochelle, NY for great service.
Thanks to: Shox.com and Mallory-Kotzen Tire of New Rochelle, NY for great service.
12-31-2004, 04:11 AM
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I have them set on "1", which is just about the softest setting.
No other suspension mods for now, but definitely new wheels and tires and possibly sway bars are next.
No other suspension mods for now, but definitely new wheels and tires and possibly sway bars are next.
01-03-2005, 11:30 AM
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you can get them for about $650 shipped. anyone else have these, and if so what setting are they on? i have these sitting in my garage waiting to be installed.
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They don't make the ride too soft do they? I'd like to get rid of the bounce but not lose the cornering.
Driving over expansion joints on the 405 in Santa Monica could mix a Martini; the rear end hops so much!
Driving over expansion joints on the 405 in Santa Monica could mix a Martini; the rear end hops so much!
01-05-2005, 02:27 PM
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I've had mine for about 7 months. Set at full soft. They make the 405 tolerable. Far less freeway bounce but I haven't noticed any reduction in lateral grip at all. Well worth the money!
01-05-2005, 05:59 PM
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Much better ride, no bounce at all. Rears are still on full soft, but I dialed the fronts up 50% to see what it might do WRT squat & nosedive. I'm liking it.
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Originally posted by Mr_Q
They don't make the ride too soft do they? I'd like to get rid of the bounce but not lose the cornering.
Driving over expansion joints on the 405 in Santa Monica could mix a Martini; the rear end hops so much!
They don't make the ride too soft do they? I'd like to get rid of the bounce but not lose the cornering.
Driving over expansion joints on the 405 in Santa Monica could mix a Martini; the rear end hops so much!
I know exactly what you are talking about. The one that goes over Santa monica blvd is the worst!
01-06-2005, 07:57 AM
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Eric Nareshni
www.supremepowerparts.com
www.hidsource.com
(714)632-1951 Office
Call him to order. I just got a set before christmas.
www.supremepowerparts.com
www.hidsource.com
(714)632-1951 Office
Call him to order. I just got a set before christmas.
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