I'm a LeBron away from being done! :rofl2:

Most dogs do great with only 3 legs... you could try the Z with only three dampers... :ugh2:

That sucks, though. :icon17::(

That would really put a new twist on "dogging" your car. :icon18:

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when i looked at your pict i kinda knew something was wrong... :icon17:

hope you get that all fixed tomorrow. :tup:

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Ok, after reading through this thread I still can't figure this out, I have a feeling it's just too late at night for my mind to work properly - Do the Koni's change the rear setup to coilover type or are the springs and shocks still separate? Got a set of these on the way myself, looking forward to driving impressions once you are all done :tup:

The rear setup remains the same.

Finished installing the driver's side this morning and just got back from a test drive. All I can say is WOW! What a difference! It solved the problem I was experiencing with the stock struts paired with the Eibachs (thanks kenchan :tup:). The Koni's negotiate the road so much better that they inspire confidence. It actually sits a little bit lower, too.

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You guys are going to LOVE these things!

awesome! :tup:

I was wondering what they would do to ride height. I was hoping they dropped it slightly. Is this absolutly true or could your eyes be playing tricks on you?

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Awesome news! What setting do you have the Koni's at?

yah, if the koni's do lower the car slightly (even 1/4") i'd like to know cause i dont want to lower my car at all at this point. :D hahaha. (dont want to mess with alignment and all).

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mr.onzedge - while you're waiting for your steering lock you can get these installed too? :D (keeping things fun while you wait).

OK OK OK

I am considering it strongly. But... I just bought this last Saturday (ignore the list price).

Canon U.S.A. : Consumer & Home Office : EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM

Never go to Pardee's Camera with one of your kids whose only job is to facilitate impulse purchases. :icon17:

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It's a little bit lower, like a 0.25 inch at the most. When yours arrive, compare them side by side to the stock struts and you will see the Koni's are a tad bit shorter. I thought maybe my eyes were playing tricks on me until I realized that when I lowered the front down, I couldn't roll the jack straight out.

The fronts are set to the lowest end and the rears are +3.

If you guys ever make a trip to Dallas, let me know and I will take you out for beers. You all have been a big help. Thanks for the support. :tiphat:

I'll take pictures today as well.

Awesome! Can't wait for pictures!

Yep that is a sweet lens... considering it myself. I just need to sell off some of my other "small" lenses first. My last lens purchase was the Canon 70-300 L IS USM. It's a beauty. I also have the 70-200 2.8 L IS USM but the 70-300 is more compact and easier to get into sporting events (arenas).

Nice selection of lenses you have there. I have a 10 - 22 and the 100 - 400 as well.

I sold my 28 - 135 to one of my sons and the 24 - 70 will be my "walk-around". It is amazingly sharp and very heavy. My next lens is the 70 - 200 IS II, I think.

Konis first though.

thanks for the info. if you have any side shots of pre and post koni's i'd like to take a look. :) if the drop is less than 1/4" then i dont have an issue.

Before and after shots. I see a slight difference if any.

Good looking car. But the performance is the main thing! Might have to put the Koni's on my wish list.

thanks for posting this up. so i am assuming the front is slightly ower than before due to perch location but the rear is the same, correct? :)

You have a great collection too!

I was going to get the 100-400 instead of the 70-300 but I would have trouble getting the 100-400 into venues. The 70-300 is under 6" when closed. I have a Canon 35mm and 50mm primes, an old Tamron 28-200, nice general walk around lens, had it forever. Also 24-70 2.8 Sigma, and a Canon 17-85 that just died. I want to sell the Sigma and the Canon 17-85 to buy the 24-70 you just bought. I also just bought a Nikon J1 for my everyday walk around camera, it replaced my Canon G-10, which I need to sell now. This stuff tends to pile up. lol

You are correct, sir.

Thanks man. I'm doing HFC, Z1 MAF tubes and K&N drop-ins in a few months. :tup:

Sweet! But I was talking about the performance of the Koni's as opposed to the looks of them. :tup:

Cool, in this case I will keep in my future to buy list. :tup:

Nice stuff. Yeah the 100 to 400 is a monster and not exactly a walk-around kind of guy. I it an awesome lens though and I use it for stuff like shooting autocross or birds.

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How hard or quick can you make adjustments on the rear of these Koni? Any pic of what the rear looks like