Koni teams up with H&R
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Koni teams up with H&R
Koni has teamed up with H&R springs, and created a TUV approved lowering set up for the G37 Coupe.
Koni Part #1140-9589
Me personally, have a set of Swifts sitting here on the floor waiting for a free day to put them on my Konis!!
Koni Part #1140-9589
Me personally, have a set of Swifts sitting here on the floor waiting for a free day to put them on my Konis!!
Interesting. Nice to see more support for the car. Would like to see more damper options though.
I'm thinking of running some Yellows with OEM springs on my sedan. The stock springs are linear and I don't have much interest in lowering my DD, but I want better low-speed damping for the track. If high-speed bump is improved in the process too, all the better.
I'm thinking of running some Yellows with OEM springs on my sedan. The stock springs are linear and I don't have much interest in lowering my DD, but I want better low-speed damping for the track. If high-speed bump is improved in the process too, all the better.
Konis can be paired with basically any spring. I would say that a coilover option is better for the same cost. I have Konis and Vogtland springs for my 530i and the ride is much more harsh than my Tanabe coilover setup on my G37. The reason I went with shock/spring for the BMW was because you need to modify the shock housing in order to get a coilover installed and I didn't want to do that.
Interesting. I don't know I drive the car pretty hard it's a daily I'm looking at doing some track days soon too so I want the reliability of konis and not worry about a cheaper set of coilovers blowing out. My other option is swift coilovers for about the same cost
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I'll up grade soon suspensión, and thinking in these koni sport with H&R sport springs.
Koni shows a life time warranty, which speaks of a tested tech.
Only coilovers i'm considering are KW V1 or Top speed's
First because use to have KW in my last 2 rides and second cause using aragosta and swift parts at a decent price tag
I do drive a sedan journey 7at RWD as DD and no intention to hit the track ever on it
And think once set up height maybe I'll touch those again jajaja
Koni shows a life time warranty, which speaks of a tested tech.
Only coilovers i'm considering are KW V1 or Top speed's
First because use to have KW in my last 2 rides and second cause using aragosta and swift parts at a decent price tag
I do drive a sedan journey 7at RWD as DD and no intention to hit the track ever on it
And think once set up height maybe I'll touch those again jajaja
Here's a couple links but have yet to find a US based source 
Koni Sport Suspension Kit (with H&R Springs) for Infiniti - larkspeed.com
http://www.motamec.com/koni-infiniti...nsion-kit.html

Koni Sport Suspension Kit (with H&R Springs) for Infiniti - larkspeed.com
http://www.motamec.com/koni-infiniti...nsion-kit.html
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