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Old 12-04-2003 | 10:24 AM
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Originally posted by revhappy420
hey mrfatbooty, although the koni reds are soft shocks, do you think they can handle high spring rates and a severe drop or is it better off just saving for something else? im a broke bastard and i was wondering what the best bang for buck would be for non adjustable dampers.
Koni Reds are actually adjustable. The thing is you have to take em apart to get at the adjuster. They're a pretty good shock and should stand up to the load placed on them by say, GCs or something. Another option for a beefy non-adjustable shock is the Bilstein HD. They're kind of hard to find though.
Originally posted by Creep
Thanks. I wonder if over time they'll soften up?
I wouldn't bet on it by much. They certainly won't be overworked by the Prokits and the fact is that they're a pretty aggressive shock.

If you want a softer ride I would look at the more standard Koni offerings, or just live with the ride of the Neuspeeds and enjoy their handling abilities.




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