Broke a Koni shock shaft
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I was using a 3/8 drive ratchet, usually good for about 50lbs of torque, when "snap" twisted the end off of a Koni DA.
They were used and there was the typical corrosion found on the upper front shock cavity. Glad it happened on the bench and not on the track!
Where can I get this repaired?
They were used and there was the typical corrosion found on the upper front shock cavity. Glad it happened on the bench and not on the track!
Where can I get this repaired?
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Mitch
get with Lee Grimes at Koni
800-922-2616 x16
he'll treat you right; mention my name
don't know about broken stuff, but the last total rebuild I did was $75 each
Neal
get with Lee Grimes at Koni
800-922-2616 x16
he'll treat you right; mention my name
don't know about broken stuff, but the last total rebuild I did was $75 each
Neal
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[quote]Originally posted by nealb:
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Neal</strong><hr></blockquote>
NealB - good to have you on here! When was the last time you, me, and Mitch posted in the same post.... wait that brings back harsh memories <img src="images/icons/frown.gif" border="0">
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Neal</strong><hr></blockquote>
NealB - good to have you on here! When was the last time you, me, and Mitch posted in the same post.... wait that brings back harsh memories <img src="images/icons/frown.gif" border="0">