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well i blew my front struts again. thats another 350 down the drain. is anyone else having this problem or am i just to hard on my suspension?

 
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What broke on them, and how did it happen? Koni has a Limited Life time warrenty on their shocks.....

 
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My Konis blew out the bottom bolt on one of the shocks so i got a new longer bolt because the one supplied isnt long enough go to your local hardware store and grab a bolt that is the same size as your wheel studs 12x1.25 i think. and make it the ight length with a little bit of cutting

 
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Better check the rating on that bolt too, to make sure you don't have some week bolt that will snap in two.

 
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I have been bottoming out alot lately, but it still handles great.

 
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If you are bottoming out then you either are too low, or have too low of a spring rate for the ride height.

 
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Or your too fat!

 
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Or you didnt cut your bumpstops...

 
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well i think when i replaced the bum- stop, dust cover thing, i left the little plastic ring inside of the old ones. i think i just sucked them apart.

you don't cut anything on the front. only on the back bumpstops do you cut.

 
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so it was user error not build quality then?

 
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Yeah your suppose to transfer the lil white disc over or it'll suck the strut apart or sumptin like that.

 
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If this isn't the first pair you've blown all indications would be that your installation is incorrect. Quadruple check the koni instructions as well as the tech manual for where everything needs to be in the upper mount and on the strut shaft itself. Also those white discs are REQUIRED or else bottoming out WILL tear the strut apart.