Koni yellows come with bumpstops..>?
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What are those brownish things in the bag? bumpstops right? do I have to use my stock ones too then or what?
What are those brownish things in the bag? bumpstops right? do I have to use my stock ones too then or what?
the reason i asked is I bought a set of used prokits/yellows
I needed new bushings (seized bolts..) so I had the shop install the struts too..they didn't even touch the bumpstops form my OEM struts- The only thing I saw that came with the used setup was that yellowish piece. Is something wrong here?
I needed new bushings (seized bolts..) so I had the shop install the struts too..they didn't even touch the bumpstops form my OEM struts- The only thing I saw that came with the used setup was that yellowish piece. Is something wrong here?
ITR, non adjustable externally.
I had my stuff installed and found out I got a blown strut! I'm trying to figure out what to do.....I doubt anybody will have just one for sale
There is oil leaking from the top adjuster a small amount but I don't know if these are in a good working order or what.. we'll see.
I had my stuff installed and found out I got a blown strut! I'm trying to figure out what to do.....I doubt anybody will have just one for sale
There is oil leaking from the top adjuster a small amount but I don't know if these are in a good working order or what.. we'll see.
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Yeah, that's not even the worst part. I got raped $400 total for the install. $100 for the bushings, a $70 alignment, $10 shop parts, $ 220 labor..
If I put the strut in myself it'll be another $70 for an alignment. This turned it to be a big dissapointment. With oil coming from the top adjuster I'm not sure if the shocks are performing correctly. If they are I have 3 good ones and one "blown" one. The Adjuster **** won't turn- Koni says.. broken piston?
Yeah, that's not even the worst part. I got raped $400 total for the install. $100 for the bushings, a $70 alignment, $10 shop parts, $ 220 labor..
If I put the strut in myself it'll be another $70 for an alignment. This turned it to be a big dissapointment. With oil coming from the top adjuster I'm not sure if the shocks are performing correctly. If they are I have 3 good ones and one "blown" one. The Adjuster **** won't turn- Koni says.. broken piston?
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My Konis did not come with any bumpstops, but those are rear ITR shocks, so I don't know if those are supposed to come with them or not.
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