Nix
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There are rear konis available but the fronts still require massive modification of the front strut. So it is not a bolt in affair like a set of coilovers are.
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Which coilovers would you choose?
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hotshot
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It's really not as massive as you think. The directions are posted up on redshifts website. Just needs pipe cutters and a drill bit. I'm about to do it here pretty soon. If there's not a write up already, I'll make one.
hotshot
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If you're not trying to be balls to the ground slammed, koni yellows are the way to go.
edludesi
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well I'm sill waiting for my back ordered buddy club n
though given they have softer spring rates it should be nice for a dd
though given they have softer spring rates it should be nice for a dd