Koni FSD's
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From: Baltimore suburbs Maryland
LAPD.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
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From: Converse TX
LAPD.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
I purchased mine from LAPD when they first came out last year and they are the real deal
Drifting
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From: Dayton Ohio
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From: cookeville tennessee
LAPD.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
CANT TELL DIFF IN RIDE HEIGHT. CAN TELL DIFF IN REBOUND ON THEM. AND AGAIN SHOCKS DONT SUPPORT THE RIDE HEIGHT.
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From: Fort St John B.C
LAPD.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
http://www.thelapd.com/index.php?mai...tajlk26c238v12
I just put on a set yesterday. Shocks dont support the car. Infact the car may ride a little higher at first until they break in.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Macedon NY
I ordered mine yesterday from a vendor on Fl. before I found out about LAPD. I called them and told them about the price diff (about $22 shipped) they agreed to credit me $15.00 to help make up the diff.
LAPD is still the cheapest as far as I can see though!
LAPD is still the cheapest as far as I can see though!
Racer
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From: Sherrills Ford NC
Is that price per shock?
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Burning Brakes
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From: Lakemoor IL
I understand that shocks dont support the car, but I could swear I saw posts where people said after installing the FSD's the car was lower by about a 1/4" or so. I was just wondering why a shock would have an effect on ride height. Ill do a search for some posts when I get home from work.
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From: Converse TX
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I understand that shocks dont support the car, but I could swear I saw posts where people said after installing the FSD's the car was lower by about a 1/4" or so. I was just wondering why a shock would have an effect on ride height. Ill do a search for some posts when I get home from work.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...light=koni+FSD
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From: Baltimore suburbs Maryland
My car didn't lower any after installing the FSD's. Think about it though- unless the old shocks were "pushing up" the car, the only way the car is going to lower is if you mess with the height adjuster bolts or the springs.
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My Vette stayed slammed as it was before the new Konis were installed
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I understand that shocks dont support the car, but I could swear I saw posts where people said after installing the FSD's the car was lower by about a 1/4" or so. I was just wondering why a shock would have an effect on ride height. Ill do a search for some posts when I get home from work.
Don't ask me why because I agree with everything above
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St. Jude Donor '08
FWIW, in the rest of the world shocks are called dampers. Their job is to dampen the energy created by the springs due to irregularities in the road and weight transfer.
The springs are what support most of your car's weight.
The springs are what support most of your car's weight.
Burning Brakes
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From: Chino Ca.