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FL - FS Koni Yellow with Swift Spec R
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FL - FS Koni Yellow with Swift Spec R
Name: Keith
Location: South Florida
Price: $750 + shipping + pp fees, or cash (local)
Contact: PM
For sale is my set up, Koni yellow with Swift Spec R springs, assembled with OEM (AP1) top hats modified as needed for the Koni's and OEM dustboots. Ideally I'd like to get some OEM Top hats in return upon sale but not required. Set up has ~10k miles, no track use, excellent condition (see photos). Will not separate components, sold assembled only. Local sale gets preference but will ship.
Location: South Florida
Price: $750 + shipping + pp fees, or cash (local)
Contact: PM
For sale is my set up, Koni yellow with Swift Spec R springs, assembled with OEM (AP1) top hats modified as needed for the Koni's and OEM dustboots. Ideally I'd like to get some OEM Top hats in return upon sale but not required. Set up has ~10k miles, no track use, excellent condition (see photos). Will not separate components, sold assembled only. Local sale gets preference but will ship.
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Interested. Haven't looked into this set up a whole lot, to be honest with you. But I am looking at changing up my suspension. I was wondering what these springs do on an AP1 as opposed to the stock ride height. Is it the same? Does it sit an inch or two lower? How's the handling/performance aspect? Any insight or link to additional information on this exact set up would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Interested. Haven't looked into this set up a whole lot, to be honest with you. But I am looking at changing up my suspension. I was wondering what these springs do on an AP1 as opposed to the stock ride height. Is it the same? Does it sit an inch or two lower? How's the handling/performance aspect? Any insight or link to additional information on this exact set up would be appreciated. Thanks!
http://www.swiftsprings.net/products...ct/spec-r.html
Koni yellows have some rebound adjustment to them. Theoretically, the shocks can be adjusted to better handle for street v. track v. autox, but the rear left shock adjustment is in an awkward place right under the gas filler hose. You can get in there and do it, but its a bit of a PIA.
I really like this set up personally. I opted for it vs a cheap coilover set. I am not dissappointed whatsoever.
Good luck with sale OP.