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Old 08-01-2007, 11:02 AM
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Koni shocks are back in stock...... Any backorders are being filled and I'm able to take new orders for those of you who were waiting!
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Woooohhoooo! Just got my warranty shock 3 weeks before they told me it would be in.
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Sam, I have a 2002 WS6 with the stock Decarbon shocks. I will replace them, but probably not before summer runs out. I will not be lowering the car, changing springs, etc. What in your opinion is the best replacement for the stock shocks? Money is not a major concern, but I wouldn't want to waste it either. Thanks.
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Oh, I should add, no track time. Don't drag because the strips are too far away. Daily driver on 2 lane blacktop about 40 miles every day. One of the last unstraightened sections of US 30 left in the country. So I am looking for better handling in a daily driver on curvy roads.
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Badass! When I go on leave I get to put them on. Army strong....
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I want a set of the strano springs and adjustable Konis. I will be calling today!!
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Originally Posted by ghardester
Sam, I have a 2002 WS6 with the stock Decarbon shocks. I will replace them, but probably not before summer runs out. I will not be lowering the car, changing springs, etc. What in your opinion is the best replacement for the stock shocks? Money is not a major concern, but I wouldn't want to waste it either. Thanks.
I will not recommend anything without speaking to you in depth about things first. I need to figure out what you want to change, if anything, about the way the car drives before I can even start to get an idea. I don't skimp on shocks since I believe they are the key to the car working as it should, but I'm also not going to automatically say Koni either. Fact is, I can't know without talking to you.
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I just ordered the adjustable Konis and Hotchkis springs from Strano. Can't wait to get them on. Next purchase...adjustable PHR and some sway bars!!



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