DIY shock boot write-up for Koni Yellow
Tools: spring compressors, heavy-duty scissors
Parts: Energy Suspension 9.8130G Black Shock Boot - 2 Pair (approx $7 per pair) SLIDE SHOW: http://picasaweb.google.com/10378824...31529479181394 |
Hope this helps someone ;)
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Originally Posted by wanklin
(Post 9953484)
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Do you know what's the width/diameter of the boots? I have Ground Control kit on my Koni, with 2.25" ID Eibach springs. I wonder if these will clear the springs.
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Originally Posted by rotarymaz
(Post 9957458)
Do you know what's the width/diameter of the boots? I have Ground Control kit on my Koni, with 2.25" ID Eibach springs. I wonder if these will clear the springs.
See specs here: http://www.energysuspensionparts.com...FQk65Qodciqexg |
Originally Posted by tabuk1!
(Post 9954792)
A pretty useless post other than to say nice work. It's guys like you that make this forum so informative ... a great resource for old noobs like me who still like tinkering with these great machines!
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I'm wondering if boots are even needed? Most aftermarket shocks/coilovers don't really utilize a boot...Trying to decide if i should slap on my Koni's, or if i need to do boot installs..
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A lot of people use Konis without boots; however, Koni supplies metal boots for its OEM applications.
Originally Posted by GtiKyle
(Post 10008470)
I'm wondering if boots are even needed? Most aftermarket shocks/coilovers don't really utilize a boot...Trying to decide if i should slap on my Koni's, or if i need to do boot installs..
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Does anyone have the instructions/paperwork that came with the Koni yellows handy that they can scan? I would like to adjust perch setting but would like to read instructions. Much thanks!
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