Comptech Springs, Koni Yellow Shocks
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Comptech Springs, Koni Yellow Shocks
I was thinking of buying some Comptech springs to lower the car about 1 1/2" in the front and 1" in the rear, but I don't know if I should purchase the Koni Shocks at the same time.
Do the Koni adjustable shocks in combination with springs improve the handling significantly over the stock suspension with Comptech springs?
P.S. I know the stock shocks will wear out faster with the comptech springs, this is purely a performance question.
Do the Koni adjustable shocks in combination with springs improve the handling significantly over the stock suspension with Comptech springs?
P.S. I know the stock shocks will wear out faster with the comptech springs, this is purely a performance question.
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Re: Comptech Springs, Koni Yellow Shocks
Originally posted by CL Sabre
I was thinking of buying some Comptech springs to lower the car about 1 1/2" in the front and 1" in the rear, but I don't know if I should purchase the Koni Shocks at the same time.
Do the Koni adjustable shocks in combination with springs improve the handling significantly over the stock suspension with Comptech springs?
P.S. I know the stock shocks will wear out faster with the comptech springs, this is purely a performance question.
I was thinking of buying some Comptech springs to lower the car about 1 1/2" in the front and 1" in the rear, but I don't know if I should purchase the Koni Shocks at the same time.
Do the Koni adjustable shocks in combination with springs improve the handling significantly over the stock suspension with Comptech springs?
P.S. I know the stock shocks will wear out faster with the comptech springs, this is purely a performance question.
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Originally posted by CL Sabre
Cool, thanks for the quick reply.
Guess I might as well get both at the same time and save myself some money for installation!
Cool, thanks for the quick reply.
Guess I might as well get both at the same time and save myself some money for installation!
Definitely do both at the same time if you can to save $$
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What he said! Although I have to be honest, I have not been able to feel a difference in the rebound dampening (that is what is adjusted) between the softest setting and 1 full turn (recommended maximum).
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