TRD rear shocks and Koni Front struts-Will this be OK?
I just picked up a set of Koni front struts for 85 bucks total!
The deals are out there if you wait it out or just are cheap or don't have the money.
Look at this other deal. They didnt sell.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KONI-...QQcmdZViewItem
The deals are out there if you wait it out or just are cheap or don't have the money.
Look at this other deal. They didnt sell.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KONI-...QQcmdZViewItem
Wow... that is a bro deal!
Are you sure those Koni's are adjustables ? On the box, it looked as if the shock was red in color, and I always thought that Koni Sport adjustables were Yellow in color ??? Correct me if I'm wrong.
Ohhhhhh, and yes its perfectly fine to have different struts front, vs. rear shocks. As a matter of fact, its ideal to have an adjustable strut up front(tune out over-steer by making the strut softer. Then as the strut ages, gets a bit more loose, you can firm it up a little = it will give the strut longer life/service for you). An adjustable rear shock can also be nice, for autoX , you'd set the rears to firm/or very stiff setting to get best/optimal handling.
Are you sure those Koni's are adjustables ? On the box, it looked as if the shock was red in color, and I always thought that Koni Sport adjustables were Yellow in color ??? Correct me if I'm wrong.
Ohhhhhh, and yes its perfectly fine to have different struts front, vs. rear shocks. As a matter of fact, its ideal to have an adjustable strut up front(tune out over-steer by making the strut softer. Then as the strut ages, gets a bit more loose, you can firm it up a little = it will give the strut longer life/service for you). An adjustable rear shock can also be nice, for autoX , you'd set the rears to firm/or very stiff setting to get best/optimal handling.
I got the rear TRD's Wayco shocks installed and it feels normal again in the back.
Very tame. No more bounce.
50 bucks to install at KC's CUSTOM Auto in Ramsey NJ.
I could not do it that cheap myself. I would have to buy tools needed.
They did it with an oil change in 30 minutes.
Very tame. No more bounce.
50 bucks to install at KC's CUSTOM Auto in Ramsey NJ.
I could not do it that cheap myself. I would have to buy tools needed.
They did it with an oil change in 30 minutes.
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