Koni shoks - anybody using them?
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Re: Koni shoks - anybody using them? (UKPaul)
Well.. I am going to start a "foundation" w/ a couple of friends and we can list our cars, go karts, bikes and such as race & display vehicles to get a huge tax refund ;) but an EEC grant would be even better! They SHOULD support us, we are the ones that bring color and happyness among the masses of boring european and japanozuki econoboxes :D :D
Marck
[Modified by Twinnie, 8:40 AM 3/26/2002]
Marck
[Modified by Twinnie, 8:40 AM 3/26/2002]
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From: CORVETTE 77 385 C.I. TEXAS
Re: Roads (Twinnie)
Marck
Some of us agree w/ you. In the West like Texas it is possible to run any speed. Smooth expressways & curving back roads. To get to a road where over 100 is safe may take less than 5 min.
Had Konis, have FE-7 w/ VB rear & Delco Performer shocks.
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Some of us agree w/ you. In the West like Texas it is possible to run any speed. Smooth expressways & curving back roads. To get to a road where over 100 is safe may take less than 5 min.
Had Konis, have FE-7 w/ VB rear & Delco Performer shocks.
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Burning Brakes
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From: South San Francisco CA
Re: Koni shoks - anybody using them? (UKPaul)
Since Monroe makes Delco and after some exhausting research, I went with Monroe Stabilizers. They're moderately priced and give a firm enough, yet not jaw breaking ride. I had Koni's and they're great but if you just drive on the street, they're an overkill.
