Softer ride in an SRT?
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Re: Softer ride in an SRT?
I have N/A springs laying around. I might even do an install for you if you want!
My part selection is not like some of the other locals but, there is stuff still kicking around I wont use
Ohh and if you were looking for N/A sway bars also I have the set but they would have to be a "swap" No spares of them.
My part selection is not like some of the other locals but, there is stuff still kicking around I wont use
Ohh and if you were looking for N/A sway bars also I have the set but they would have to be a "swap" No spares of them.
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Re: Softer ride in an SRT?
How much $ and work is involved with installing adjustable KONI'S?
Also, what does it take to adjust from hardest position to softest?
Is permanent acccess required to the top of the shock tower at all four corners.... ie do you need to cut an opening into your rear trim panels?
Also, what does it take to adjust from hardest position to softest?
Is permanent acccess required to the top of the shock tower at all four corners.... ie do you need to cut an opening into your rear trim panels?
The springs are trickier and have to be compressed. Koni prices I have seen are $310 a pair.
Yellow 8041 1228 Sport Front and 8041 1229 Sport Rear
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Re: Softer ride in an SRT?
180, I would just go with a stock set of shocks and Beaner's springs.... You stated you weren't interested in the hard handling type set up so, no real reason to go to adjustables. Save your $$$, and go with a stock set like you had before. You will just have a little more accelleration than the old car, but ride the same.
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Re: Softer ride in an SRT?
180, I would just go with a stock set of shocks and Beaner's springs.... You stated you weren't interested in the hard handling type set up so, no real reason to go to adjustables. Save your $$$, and go with a stock set like you had before. You will just have a little more accelleration than the old car, but ride the same.
Front SRT/NA is 451/303 lb/in, rear 480/337 lb/in. That's from the information I have gathered from the SRT and NA spec sheets anyway.
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Re: Softer ride in an SRT?
Hellova deal.......$529.95
Koni Adjustable Yellow Sport shocks Crossfire
Koni Adjustable Yellow Sport shocks Crossfire
WOW, so very tempting. Wonder how long the sale is on for?
I've hit a few bone jarring road heaves this spring. I should order a set and pick them up at Woodward but then it would kill me not to get them on for the trip.
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Re: Softer ride in an SRT?
That sale has been going on for at least 2 months already... I know because I've been checking back hoping the CAI would go on sale instead!
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