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Silly Rabbit · 10-03-2014, 05:54 PM

I'm having a noise issue with Swift springs - see my other thread for details.

Just wondering - from what it looks like, the Koni shocks have a lower spring perch that isn't attached to the shock. Seems like this would resolve any issue of the spring binding and making the creaking noise. Since they are $$, I think I would only change the fronts over and keep the rears stock. Would that be an issue?

Do the Koni shocks lower the car any more than stock shocks? I really like the way the car sits with Swifts and stock shock and don't really want to go any lower.

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Silly Rabbit Track Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Brookston, IN Age: 54 Posts: 683 Drives: '12 PW Touring Sport Rep Power: 619	Koni shocks I'm having a noise issue with Swift springs - see my other thread for details. Just wondering - from what it looks like, the Koni shocks have a lower spring perch that isn't attached to the shock. Seems like this would resolve any issue of the spring binding and making the creaking noise. Since they are $$, I think I would only change the fronts over and keep the rears stock. Would that be an issue? Do the Koni shocks lower the car any more than stock shocks? I really like the way the car sits with Swifts and stock shock and don't really want to go any lower.