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At 70k miles you say it handles poorly. I doubt the bushings are the problem but the shocks are definitely ready to be replaced. I have the Koni shocks and
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At 70k miles you say it handles poorly. I doubt the bushings are the problem but the shocks are definitely ready to be replaced.
I have the Koni shocks and Eibach front sway bar and it made a big difference and I only had 30k on my Z when I swapped the shocks. My recommendation for adjusting the Koni shocks is to keep the rebound soft for the street if the roads are not perfect and keep the rebound softer in the rear then the front. Last edited by 240se; 12-07-2017 at 08:32 PM. |
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