Koni's in :)
#1
Sure, its like 3am, and i just got home around 2am, but my freakin konis ARE IN.
Tons of work, im filthy.. time for a shower after i update my sig..
BTW, i **BROKE** my pipe cutter on my 2nd strut, wtf Ran to work in my friends CLK to get our saws.. sheesh.. time to buy another pipe cutter for my dad..
Wow, thats a grip of work. BTW, sorry for buggin yah Cheston. :P Those koni instructions BLOW. I used an allen wrench, those worked a lot better than just turning it.
Tons of work, im filthy.. time for a shower after i update my sig..
BTW, i **BROKE** my pipe cutter on my 2nd strut, wtf Ran to work in my friends CLK to get our saws.. sheesh.. time to buy another pipe cutter for my dad..
Wow, thats a grip of work. BTW, sorry for buggin yah Cheston. :P Those koni instructions BLOW. I used an allen wrench, those worked a lot better than just turning it.
#3
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Wow..I just installed my koni's friday night
I was up till like for 4 am. The work is very straight forward by labor instensive. Placing the completed shock in gets really heavy after holding it a while and springs aren't compressed enough.
Matt P.
Matt P.
Originally posted by OgreDave
Sure, its like 3am, and i just got home around 2am, but my freakin konis ARE IN.
Tons of work, im filthy.. time for a shower after i update my sig..
BTW, i **BROKE** my pipe cutter on my 2nd strut, wtf Ran to work in my friends CLK to get our saws.. sheesh.. time to buy another pipe cutter for my dad..
Wow, thats a grip of work. BTW, sorry for buggin yah Cheston. :P Those koni instructions BLOW. I used an allen wrench, those worked a lot better than just turning it.
Sure, its like 3am, and i just got home around 2am, but my freakin konis ARE IN.
Tons of work, im filthy.. time for a shower after i update my sig..
BTW, i **BROKE** my pipe cutter on my 2nd strut, wtf Ran to work in my friends CLK to get our saws.. sheesh.. time to buy another pipe cutter for my dad..
Wow, thats a grip of work. BTW, sorry for buggin yah Cheston. :P Those koni instructions BLOW. I used an allen wrench, those worked a lot better than just turning it.
#4
Another 5 hours huh?
At a boy, Dave! It's good to hear you didn't screw up on the cutting, better the pipe cutter than the strut. Thanks again for installing my Tokicos and H&R's. One more thing out of the way...now it's time to screw around with the lights.
#5
Well..
Originally posted by vbxmaxima
Way to go,Dave!
I'm glad you got them in.
So how stiff did you set the front and rears?
Way to go,Dave!
I'm glad you got them in.
So how stiff did you set the front and rears?
I might change that later, but dunno when ill have time. But, i havent had that curse of the koni's thing you mentioned. I hauled a$$ today all the way to LA .. avg probably 105-110 mph .. tail feels fine, car just sits down real quick after bumps..
koni instructions SUCK SUCK SUCK .. cant stress that enough.
#6
Re: Wow..I just installed my koni's friday night
Originally posted by Matt_P
I was up till like for 4 am. The work is very straight forward by labor instensive. Placing the completed shock in gets really heavy after holding it a while and springs aren't compressed enough.
Matt P.
I was up till like for 4 am. The work is very straight forward by labor instensive. Placing the completed shock in gets really heavy after holding it a while and springs aren't compressed enough.
Matt P.
#7
Re: Another 5 hours huh?
Originally posted by Kevin Wong
At a boy, Dave! It's good to hear you didn't screw up on the cutting, better the pipe cutter than the strut. Thanks again for installing my Tokicos and H&R's. One more thing out of the way...now it's time to screw around with the lights.
At a boy, Dave! It's good to hear you didn't screw up on the cutting, better the pipe cutter than the strut. Thanks again for installing my Tokicos and H&R's. One more thing out of the way...now it's time to screw around with the lights.
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