Quote from: Petrus on May 6, 2024, 22:20be aware of possible rubbing
Quote from: Alex Knight on May 6, 2024, 21:57Car looks great, well done.
Love the wheels especially.
Quote from: furbern on May 7, 2024, 09:48Thanks everyone for all the info, I didn't really expect as much so soon. First job - that dratted handbrake!!!!
Quote from: Danny Scarbro on May 6, 2024, 13:16Just need to find/get some lowering spring
Quote from: Joesson on May 5, 2024, 18:58Somewhere on here there is a thread that mentions the incorrect info from Kone and also mentions the correction. Maybe search would find it if needed.Here you go. There is a lot of info in the full thread
Quote from: Beachbum957 on May 5, 2024, 11:16We have been running the Koni inserts with OEM springs. They work very nicely and actually ride a bit better than OEM or KYB, and work better on rough roads. They also last a very long time as a friend ran Konis with stock springs for over 90,000 miles and they were still working very well.
The only issues are finding someone to modify the stock strut housings which need to be cut, and getting the right specs for the cuts. The information sheet with the inserts doesn't not have the right dimensions. One other small issue is the bolt that holds the insert in the strut may hit the top of the sway bar mount at full extension. That is not a concern in normal driving.
The KYB are also a good alternative with stock springs if you don't want to modify the old housings.