Somebody09

Excuse my ignorance as I'm not up to speed on the shock lingo...

I bought a pair of 12 way, double adjustable Koni shocks for my car. Now, I want to toss the Bilstein crap on the rears... I'd like the rears to match, but am only finding single adjustable shocks.

Also, looking at Strano's site, other than internal and external adjustment, what's the difference between the 8241-1140 Sport and 30-1265 Sport? I see an extra line on the cheaper shock: 4 damping settings. Do the more expensive ones not have 4 settings too?

Thank you.

squee

iTrader: (16)

One set requires you to take the shocks off to adjust them while the other is on-car adjustable. Call Sam and he should have some of the double adjustables. Or, just hit Ebay up. I know they have full sets on there and I'm pretty sure you can buy just the rear as well.

jmilz28

iTrader: (13)

Buy from Sam. His prices aren't the lowest but they are competitive and he will actually take time to help you on the install - if you don't value this type of (expert) help, you should consider a different hobby.

01CaMMMaro

iTrader: (25)

without a doubt go to strano... hes extremely helpful, ordered my shocks and springs from him. Im sure he will help you out with any questions you have. good luck! btw, youll be glad to do the rears, fronts are way harder than the rears... rears took me about an hour to do both sides.

Somebody09

Thanks! I suppose if I can't get double-adjustable shocks for the rear, I'll just settle for the single. Either way, I definitely don't want to have to pull the shocks for an adjustment.

That doesn't answer my question in the slightest. Thanks anyway.

Well, this will be the 3rd or time I'm swapping out all four shocks and springs. I'm actually NOT looking forward to the rear shocks. If it were just the rear springs? Then yeah, those are definitely easier.