koni yellows and tein spring installation question
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koni yellows and tein spring installation question
hey as my title says i have purchase a set of koni yellows and tein springs. unfortunately i have read through the instruction backwards and forwards and i am somewhat lost as how i am supposed to assemble the suspension. if anyone has this setup or a similar one, any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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hey
thanks for the speedy reply man but i thought there was something fishy about the shocks so i went on the net and checked out the product number on the website and found out that these aren't the rite shocks the dumb (beep) gave me some other crap. thanks anyways when i get the right stuff i will post again thanks
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Koni yellows install for the front is pretty involved.
You need to CUT the stock bottoms of the stock original struts you already have and insert the Koni struts in them and secure it with a big washer and nut from the bottom.
The Koni yellows in the rear are drop-in replacements.
-Ted
You need to CUT the stock bottoms of the stock original struts you already have and insert the Koni struts in them and secure it with a big washer and nut from the bottom.
The Koni yellows in the rear are drop-in replacements.
-Ted
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Bumping from the great beyond...
Can't say I didn't search.
Is the front Koni Yellow install procedure pretty difficult to do correctly? I've run Koni Yellows before and I like them but I could change to something else if needed.
The only thing is I'd need something that can handle 525 lb/in, as that looks like what I will be running in the front.
Can't say I didn't search.
Is the front Koni Yellow install procedure pretty difficult to do correctly? I've run Koni Yellows before and I like them but I could change to something else if needed.
The only thing is I'd need something that can handle 525 lb/in, as that looks like what I will be running in the front.
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