are KONI struts worth the money
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are KONI struts worth the money
I Been Looking At The Koni Struts And Think About Geting This Insted Of Coilover Strut Package
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We rebuild shocks in house and the koni's are some of the best. We're actually working on making some drop in Koni coilovers for an FC we've done a bunch of work on..
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They are probably the best damper / strut in their price range.
Too bad Koni doesn't make a drop-in MacPherson for the front though.
The Koni yellows can handle some pretty big springs through our experience.
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Too bad Koni doesn't make a drop-in MacPherson for the front though.
The Koni yellows can handle some pretty big springs through our experience.
-Ted
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I ran Koni Yellows with Ground Control sleeves and Eibach linears on my Jetta. I was really impressed with how well it worked out. 375f/382r never a problem, and the handling was extremely tight. Ride quality barely suffered at all. I would highly recommend these if you have the money.
On a side note, I was told they max at around 450-500 lb spring rates, and that is pushing it, but I don't know how accurate that is. I know my friend was running 500f/700r on his M3 and never had a problem.
On a side note, I was told they max at around 450-500 lb spring rates, and that is pushing it, but I don't know how accurate that is. I know my friend was running 500f/700r on his M3 and never had a problem.
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Originally Posted by RETed
Too bad Koni doesn't make a drop-in MacPherson for the front though.
-Ted
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We toying with tossing in the electronic stuff from the Lamborghini's we work on..
Since we have an entire crate of em'...
