Missing Koni Parts
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Drifting
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From: Seven Devils NC
Missing Koni Parts
Bought some used Koni FSD shocks from a forum member got the shocks today and looks as if some parts are missing ... can anyone tell me from the photo if the parts i am missing can be substituted with the original parts?
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Drifting
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From: Olathe, Kansas
I have the Koni FSD's and it looks like you're missing one of the white plastic washers (which slide over the shaft) and one of the silver washers that mount above and below the rubber bushings. The larger silver washers I used to hold the stock dust covers on the Koni's, which do not come with the covers. (You have to drill out the stock covers slightly to fit the Koni Shafts.) I have a diagram from the Koni's that shows the proper mounting sequence. If you'd like I can mail you a copy. Just PM your address to me!
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From: Baltimore suburbs Maryland
I have the Koni FSD's and it looks like you're missing one of the white plastic washers (which slide over the shaft) and one of the silver washers that mount above and below the rubber bushings. The larger silver washers I used to hold the stock dust covers on the Koni's, which do not come with the covers. (You have to drill out the stock covers slightly to fit the Koni Shafts.) I have a diagram from the Koni's that shows the proper mounting sequence. If you'd like I can mail you a copy. Just PM your address to me!
I also have the FSD's. I say you're correct in your analysis. I didn't bother to put the OEM dust boots on as I was told the discs were all that's necessary. So far so good though.
Melting Slicks
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From: Sarasota Florida
I have the Koni FSD's and it looks like you're missing one of the white plastic washers (which slide over the shaft) and one of the silver washers that mount above and below the rubber bushings. The larger silver washers I used to hold the stock dust covers on the Koni's, which do not come with the covers. (You have to drill out the stock covers slightly to fit the Koni Shafts.) I have a diagram from the Koni's that shows the proper mounting sequence. If you'd like I can mail you a copy. Just PM your address to me!
I also used my OEM bump stoppers
