strut recommendation?
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Re: strut recommendation? (orangecrush)
Konis are great, especially if you get the Sport ("yellow") struts. It is adjustable, and they have the same model number for the 4th and 5th gens in the rear.
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Re: strut recommendation? (jacques)
Konis are great, especially if you get the Sport ("yellow") struts. It is adjustable, and they have the same model number for the 4th and 5th gens in the rear.
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Re: strut recommendation? (orangecrush)
Ballpark would be roughly $250/set of 2. I bought a set of 4 for $519 w/ shipping. Check http://www.shox.com for a price quote.
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Re: strut recommendation? (orangecrush)
Will the Koni Yellows fit a 5th gen Type SH? Adjustable shocks would help me out a lot on the track, and they wouldn't bump me into a higher class.
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Re: strut recommendation? (baustin9)
Will the Koni Yellows fit a 5th gen Type SH? Adjustable shocks would help me out a lot on the track, and they wouldn't bump me into a higher class.
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Re: strut recommendation? (orangecrush)
http://www.shoxs.com http://www.shocks.com
and if I'm still wrong , get one of the Sports Compact mag. at the very last pages look for a shocks ad. Trust me you can't miss it.........And the prices sre very resonable
and if I'm still wrong , get one of the Sports Compact mag. at the very last pages look for a shocks ad. Trust me you can't miss it.........And the prices sre very resonable
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