Trick to Koni Yellows?
3/6/16, 04:25 PM
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Trick to Koni Yellows?
Just bought a set of Koni yellows since they went on sale. Is there a trick to the rears?
One will not extend at all once compressed...seems odd but ive never had adjustable shocks/struts before.
One will not extend at all once compressed...seems odd but ive never had adjustable shocks/struts before.
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3/6/16, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by redonblackpony
They have to be under a load. Once you install them they will be OK
3/6/16, 05:49 PM
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My fronts did the same thing before I installed them and I was concerned they were defective.
Have them on the car for over two years and they still work great!
Have them on the car for over two years and they still work great!
3/7/16, 02:35 PM
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I have had a set of the Koni Yellows on 2006 GT for a year and half and they do change the car for the good. I am on full soft and the ride is stiff. Full tight and the suspension hardly moves and is brutal. Combined with a set of Michelin Pilot AS3s, and the handling is best I have ever owned of all my Mustangs. I also have a 1988 GT with Koni Reds at all six positions and the results are similar with improved handling.
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