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what is the difference beween the ground control sleeved coilovers for the stock strut and the konig struts. Can anyone help. I have the ones for the stock struts and would like to get new struts and was woundering which ones to get.
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Rep Power: 413 I think you mean the Koni Struts not the Konig struts. Konig makes rims. Ground control Sleeved coilovers have NO Strut attached. Only full coilovers (tein, B&G, JIC, etc) have a strut with them. Konis are the only aftermarket struts out now. If you want new struts you have to go with those or get a full coilover setup.
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Rep Power: 298 I know what the sleeves are.I have them on the car. When you buy the sleeves you can pick between the ones for stock shocks or the koni shock. I want to know the difference.
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basically the koni kit has an adapter so that it will give a cleaner install with konis. if your on stock shocks, just get the stock one. if you have konis, you can get either one. i think the koni one costs slightly more, if its like $20 more i think its worth the investment. the adapter will help fortify the weak rear lower perch koni has
basically the koni kit has an adapter so that it will give a cleaner install with konis. if your on stock shocks, just get the stock one. if you have konis, you can get either one. i think the koni one costs slightly more, if its like $20 more i think its worth the investment. the adapter will help fortify the weak rear lower perch koni has
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