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Old 04-21-2019, 12:00 AM   #16 (permalink)
SPDKING
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Originally Posted by Rusty View Post
since you changed from oem to Koni's after you had an alignment. I would get it aligned again. The Koni's will lower the front by at least a 1/4". The lower spring perch is lower on the Koni's. Also the toe setting is most likely off. If the setting is zero to toe out. The car becomes less stable.
Sorry for the wording, they just call them Koni sport dampers in the video I was watching lol. I did try jamming on the brakes in a straight line today and that vibrating didn't show up but it still felt unstable when suddenly at a high speed and then going to a complete stop. It felt uneasy like the tires were just about ready to lose grip. So I think you may be right that it's the alignment, the shop that installed them said I won't need an alignment. I think he was full a crap.
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