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ResIpsa 02-05-2019 05:18 PM

I ran Koni yellows with Swift Springs for years ( for track duty) And I absolutely loved them. I ran full stiff front and rear with a disconnected rear sway bar. What I found was the car was neutral, could easily be driven, and loved to be trail braked into the corners. I also loved the way I would lift my outside front tire off the ground in hard corners😄

Koni Yellows punch way above their weight class and should be considered for anyone looking ( but not wanting to spend ) for coil overs.

Man. I have been posting a lot lately...

wideglideleon 02-05-2019 05:38 PM

Love my Koni Yellows and Swift springs
 
:iagree::iagree::iagree:

tims370z 02-05-2019 06:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ResIpsa (Post 3822092)
I ran Koni yellows with Swift Springs for years ( for track duty) And I absolutely loved them. I ran full stiff front and rear with a disconnected rear sway bar. What I found was the car was neutral, could easily be driven, and loved to be trail braked into the corners. I also loved the way I would lift my outside front tire off the ground in hard corners



Koni Yellows punch way above their weight class and should be considered for anyone looking ( but not wanting to spend ) for coil overs.



Man. I have been posting a lot lately...



Love this thread. Thank you!

SPDKING 02-05-2019 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ResIpsa (Post 3822092)
I ran Koni yellows with Swift Springs for years ( for track duty) And I absolutely loved them. I ran full stiff front and rear with a disconnected rear sway bar. What I found was the car was neutral, could easily be driven, and loved to be trail braked into the corners. I also loved the way I would lift my outside front tire off the ground in hard corners😄

Koni Yellows punch way above their weight class and should be considered for anyone looking ( but not wanting to spend ) for coil overs.

Man. I have been posting a lot lately...

Your knocking it out the park with your advice though haha. The swift springs was actually gonna be my next step but I don't want to drop more than 1 inch. The 370 has a better ground clearance than my previous 350 which scraped on some speed bumps and driveways even though it was stock height. I'm still surprised when I go over bumps and expecting my car to scrape and it never does.


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