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Old 05-09-2003, 03:24 AM
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Koni vs H and R

I want to get full threaded coilovers and I was wondering which of the two gives better COMFORT i luv the ability to take corners at 40 miles/hour, however i think both will do this well
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All i gotta say is H&R! i had konis and i though nothing of them. body roll was definately a problem and the dampers do not provide enough travel to make a comfortable ride. My H&Rs are AWESOME. i can take sharp curves at 60 and theres no chirping. Also there is absolutely no body roll. the car stays glued to the road and with everyday travel there are smooth as can be as long as you stay away from pothles. hehe.
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