Matching Shocks to Springs
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Originally Posted by 01_SuperSlow
What is done to the revalved bilsteins that make them so much better for aftermarket springs?
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Originally Posted by 01_SuperSlow
Is ride comfort affected by this?
Does it make the ride stiffer or is it the same ride quality of the HD's?
Does it make the ride stiffer or is it the same ride quality of the HD's?
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Don't want to be a hijacker.. BUT:
What is the difference between Koni SA and DA? Do they both allow you to adjust the ride height? These are a "coil-over," correct? What kinds of adjustments are there for dampening?
What is the difference between Koni SA and DA? Do they both allow you to adjust the ride height? These are a "coil-over," correct? What kinds of adjustments are there for dampening?
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SA = single adjustable DA = double adjustable - The adjustments are damping and damping+rebound, respectively (I believe).
Koni shocks are not a coil-over. You would need to look to Ground Control or LG for that.
Koni shocks are not a coil-over. You would need to look to Ground Control or LG for that.