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You'll probably gain a couple pounds total. Stiffer springs are thicker in most cases, and I'd suspect that they will weigh slightly more as well (I can't say I've weighed them, but it's likely a good guess). I'm guessing that the Koni SA's are a little bit heavier than the stock shocks as well. I wouldn't let a couple pounds keep you from making the change, it's worth it.
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Originally Posted by YellowToy/A
I think that the Konis have wieght reduction gas. The car will be at least 100 pounds lighter.
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Originally Posted by YellowToy/A
I think that the Konis have wieght reduction gas. The car will be at least 100 pounds lighter.