What come with the Koni shocks.
08-19-2008, 05:57 PM
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What comes with the Koni shocks. I just bought the front and rear Koni kits, 8241 1139Sport and 8241 1140Sport. Does anyone know what all comes in each kit? I think I am missing some items. Actually I know I am missing at least one thing but I am trying to get a list so I can get replacements from where I ordered them. Thanks.
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If I remember correctly...
Fronts:
Two shocks.
Two big flat washers.
Two nuts.
Ridiculous instructions.
Rears:
Two shocks.
Pretty sure the dust boots came already on mine, too.
-Mike
Fronts:
Two shocks.
Two big flat washers.
Two nuts.
Ridiculous instructions.
Rears:
Two shocks.
Pretty sure the dust boots came already on mine, too.
-Mike
08-19-2008, 07:15 PM
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Fronts:
shock X 2
spring perch ('C' clip allows you to lower the front by 3/4") X2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat') X2
thick washer for top of shock X 2
nut X 2
Rears:
shock X 2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat')X 2
lower curved washer + rubber isolator X2
upper curved washer + rubber isolator X2
two top nut X 2
one adjustment ****
I'm speaking from memory. I installed mine about two months ago.
shock X 2
spring perch ('C' clip allows you to lower the front by 3/4") X2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat') X2
thick washer for top of shock X 2
nut X 2
Rears:
shock X 2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat')X 2
lower curved washer + rubber isolator X2
upper curved washer + rubber isolator X2
two top nut X 2
one adjustment ****
I'm speaking from memory. I installed mine about two months ago.
08-19-2008, 08:54 PM
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I didn't get a **** for the rear. I got the 4/4's though. How do you adjust the front. I thought it came with *****?? OK, I guess from the list I am only missing the adjusting **** for the rear. I am glad that is it. I was afraid it was a package of other little things as well.
08-19-2008, 08:58 PM
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The fronts don't adjust with *****, only your rear shocks will. The fronts adjust with a 2.5mm hex key using the access window at the top of the shock. Search this forum for "koni adjustment" by JasonWW, it'll make it easier to understand when looking at a picture.
EDIT: https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...djustment+koni
-J
EDIT: https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...djustment+koni
-J
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08-20-2008, 07:36 PM
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I just received mine today.
Fronts:
shock X 2
spring perch ('C' clip allows you to lower the front by 3/4") X2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat') X2
thick washer for top of shock X 2
nut X 2
Rears:
shock X 2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat')X 2
lower curved washer + rubber isolator X2
upper curved washer + rubber isolator X2
two top nut X 2
one adjustment ****
The above looks OK.
Bill
Fronts:
shock X 2
spring perch ('C' clip allows you to lower the front by 3/4") X2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat') X2
thick washer for top of shock X 2
nut X 2
Rears:
shock X 2
dust shield (plastic that slides over metal 'hat')X 2
lower curved washer + rubber isolator X2
upper curved washer + rubber isolator X2
two top nut X 2
one adjustment ****
The above looks OK.
Bill
08-21-2008, 11:18 AM
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Just a reminder that setup and detailed information is supplied to Strano Performance Parts customers.
In this case, I'm sorry that I can't support the shocks bought elsewhere, just wanted to remind folks that there's often a reason you find "great deals". Easier to play pricing games when a company can't or doesn't support the product with setup information. Although our pricing is more than fair and at the Minimum Advertised Pricing Koni allows.
In this case, I'm sorry that I can't support the shocks bought elsewhere, just wanted to remind folks that there's often a reason you find "great deals". Easier to play pricing games when a company can't or doesn't support the product with setup information. Although our pricing is more than fair and at the Minimum Advertised Pricing Koni allows.
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08-22-2008, 02:08 AM
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Just a reminder that setup and detailed information is supplied to Strano Performance Parts customers.
In this case, I'm sorry that I can't support the shocks bought elsewhere, just wanted to remind folks that there's often a reason you find "great deals". Easier to play pricing games when a company can't or doesn't support the product with setup information. Although our pricing is more than fair and at the Minimum Advertised Pricing Koni allows.
In this case, I'm sorry that I can't support the shocks bought elsewhere, just wanted to remind folks that there's often a reason you find "great deals". Easier to play pricing games when a company can't or doesn't support the product with setup information. Although our pricing is more than fair and at the Minimum Advertised Pricing Koni allows.
To the OP yes you should have got a **** for adjustment. I want to say it can be adjusted with pliers as well though but I'm not sure. It's been a while since I messed with the 4th gen rears.
08-22-2008, 12:04 PM
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I got them from Sam(nice guy) lucky its pretty easy to figure out whats what and you want them mounted with the adjustment pointing out in the front. Mine showed up in a box that looked like Coujo had his way with it. Instructions you could wipe you arss with. I did not get any adjustment **** or hardware for the rear so I just shot over to napa and got stock cousions and washers and 2 nuts for $10.00 and I was good to go.
08-22-2008, 08:25 PM
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I got them from Sam(nice guy) lucky its pretty easy to figure out whats what and you want them mounted with the adjustment pointing out in the front. Mine showed up in a box that looked like Coujo had his way with it. Instructions you could wipe you arss with. I did not get any adjustment **** or hardware for the rear so I just shot over to napa and got stock cousions and washers and 2 nuts for $10.00 and I was good to go.
I am doing my fronts tomorrow. I did the rears yesterday and already could feel the difference.
Bill
08-24-2008, 08:45 PM
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My box was all torn up as well. That was part of the problem. I ended up only "misplacing" the ****. My nephew decided to go throught the box while I wasn't looking I guess. Anyways, I did find it and have all the parts. I would have bought from Sam but found them for over $100 cheaper. I do plan to get the springs from him though.
