Vagrant02_DRFT

Would some Koni yellow's and some RS*R race Springs be good for drifting??? thnx in advance.

alberto_mg

sure. so will eibachs or h&rs or stock. it's more about your skill then the spring.

ARD T2

iTrader: (22)

RSR race springs and Konis would be a good option. Is this FD or FC? I have both in stock in Bay Area california. You can talk to Josh here, he's one of our drift drivers or Tod Ho.

Rishie

Vagrant02_DRFT

thnx for the feedback...oh and its for a FC

Vagrant02_DRFT

..i've always wondered...is koni an american brand?? and another question about the rsr race springs....its "SAYS" it can only be used on a 88-91 turbo??? is this true? i want these for my GXL , but if it wont fit...im not gonna get it. anyone have any answers to these? thnx in advance!

ARD T2

iTrader: (22)

that's not true. I am using htem on my GTUs right now and they're the bomb.

Rishie

Juan

iTrader: (28)

You can use those springs on any FC. It doesnt matter if you have a base model '86 or a '91 GTUs. The same goes for adjustable shocks, coilovers, strut tower bars and I think swabars also fit all FCs. Heck, you can even use turboII or FD brake pads for the front of your GXL.

rynberg

"The KONI Group head office is located at Oud Beijerland, NL, where the main operational functions of Research & Development, Engineering, Manufacturing, Finance & Controlling, Quality Assurance and worldwide Sales & Marketing are located. The KONI Group employs approximately 1000 people.

KONI has wholly owned subsidiaries in Germany, France and the USA that are responsible for sales, distribution and service of our products to these after markets, and are also dedicated to operate as liaison offices for Original Equipment Manufacturers.

Via a network of nationally established distributors and agents KONI serves the worlds after markets.
KONI has organized its performance shock absorber business into 3 main product market groups:
Car & Racing, Bus Truck & Trailer and Railway Rolling Stock"