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Are they worth it?
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| greg302 |
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i reckon so
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| millard455 |
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yeah i dont mind mine but they a bit pricey
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| Timmeh |
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They are an excellent shock. I prefer them over Bilstein. Better ride in my opinion.
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| dumpdef |
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fuk yeah there worth it i had pedders short shock with my ultra's a first but then got the konis and love em, while there r a bit $$ at first but there defo worth it.
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| eb_guy888 |
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so there good 2 b able 2 change them just by a dial
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| Timmeh |
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Depends what ride type you are after. Konis to me a little stiffer and tend to feel the road more through your pants because they are stiffer.
Bilsteins offer a smoother ride than Konis and this is what shocks are all about really, taking the bumps so you dont have to feel it and giving your car a nice smooth ride. They only rebound once from a big bump which is great (I had them in my EL Fairmont Ghia V8). I prefer Konis however because I want to feel connected to the road and not the car and feel the bumps a little more. Soudns strange but thats just me. I have no problem with either Konis or Bilsteins I would just say pick your ride type and choose the appropriate shock. |
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another good option is SPAX adjustables.. comparable for price too, they are a big brand in the UK but because they are not huge here you can usually pick em up a little cheaper.
KYB also make a pretty good adjustable too.. Have had Koni's before and I will have them again, I think they are good for the $$.. as you can tell I have had a few different adjustables over the years, so Koni's are a pretty educated choice
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| lockz |
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what are they worth?
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| Molloy |
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How much $$$$$
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| eb_guy888 |
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so with adjustables, u can make them stiffer or smoother right? like depending on the road u can adjust them so that it feels smoother or more harder am I correct or have I got completely the wrong idea?
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| Timmeh |
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You are correct.
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| Chich |
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Be careful when you 'adjustables' - both the Red and Yellow Konis (Koni Sport) are adjustable, difference is the Reds need to be removed from the car and the Yellows can be adjustable while installed. Also note that they're only adjustable for rebound.
Now to answer your question. I've got the Yellows in my EF and they're worth every cent - they've transformed the car.
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| phongus |
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so how much do koni adjustables cost all round?
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| moody |
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If your just using them for street, why spend soo much money on shocks? there only good for 1- adjusting the rebound, and 2 the oil wont heat as much as standard and cause leaks. standard ones / boge/ kyb wont hold aswell on a track but compete to the same level on road, My opinion would be go a cheaper shock unless you want to do some track work or your a heavy footed driver.
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