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Konis are an excellent choice of shock absorber for both street and high performance driving applications such as autocross. Our Koni shock absorbers can be adjusted for height, from stock to about 3/4″ lower, and can also be adjusted for stiffness from “soft” which provides a near stock ride quality to “firm” which is exactly that. You can also adjust them to anywhere in between. KONI street shocks carry a lifetime warranty to the original purchaser for as long as you own the vehicle. Price is per shock. Update the quantity in your cart to 2 for a pair. If you want a full set, order 2 front and 2 rear.
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Eibach Springs Coil Over Shocks, Eibach Springs Pro Shocks Volkswagen Golf 2003. Finally, suspension parts for street rides that performance enthusiasts can truly be proud of. Employing the same Eibach technology fueling fine-tuned Formula 1 racers, Pro Street Coil-Over Shocks give serious drivers the control they’ve always wanted. Eibach Pro Street features the incredible option adjustable lowering for each wheel. You have control of dropping anywhere between .8″ and 3″ for fine-tuning your ride to any track conditions. Pro Street coil-over spring/damper packages also feature Eibach’s legendary suspension know-how, getting progressively firmer at high speeds for excellent ride quality. Wheel out your toolbox, clear the driveway and grab some jack stands. Mounting new suspension parts takes time and care to complete correctly and safely. Rest assured, Eibach’s quality tuning and expert quality make it worth your time. And, your Eibach Pro Street Coil-Over Shocks package carries a 1,000,000-mile warranty. 2003 Volkswagen Golf Eibach Springs Coil Over Shocks, Eibach Springs Pro Shocks. Suspension Systems, Shocks.
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I've been reading the messages at Volvo forums, and many people say the street ride is better with Koni FSD shocks than with Bilstein. I am curious to know if anybody has used the Monroe Sensa-trac shocks, and how they worked out. Should I spend the money (more than 2X more) on the Koni or just get the Monroe. I'm not looking for track performance, I'm looking for good street handling on typical bumpy roads. From my research, Bilstein is out for me, because I don't want a super stiff ride. Does anybody know what kind of shocks originally come on a Volvo S40? (I'm sure they don't make there own.)
To summarize: Should I "spring" for the Koni or cheap out with the Monroe?
I intend on keeping factory springs, factory alloy wheels, and the standard size tires.
Note: Lowering the ride is not an option I have been considering. We get some good snow, and I don't want to be stuck for lack of ground clearance.
kyb
monroe sucks. when I installed them on my customers cars, they wern't happy with them.
if so where can i get it from?
already have 1 that fits, but horn ring is not large enough and is too deep set in the boss to touch pins for horn to work
momo on a 97 escort?!? this is kinda ridiculous.
