rear koni dampers

Dannyeff · Apr 17, 2015

I managed to get some rear koni ajustable dampers pretty cheap.
I advised they may benefit from a refurb would this be free because of the unlimited warranty?

-Dan- · Apr 17, 2015

Interested in this, mine decided to blow the adjuster out the top and fill my boot with oil

Goodj · Apr 17, 2015

If you have the original receipt with your name on it, yes, you'll probably get a free refurb.
But if you don't, then it's going to cost.

Dannyeff · Apr 17, 2015

Goodj said:
If you have the original receipt with your name on it, yes, you'll probably get a free refurb.
But if you don't, then it's going to cost.

ouch .. they are actually hight ajustable so i will probs sell them on

Goodj · Apr 17, 2015

Dont be so hasty, at least see what it costs first.
A set of refurbed Konis will be better than standard parts (be them Renault or pattern) and if you're going to go down the "OMG LOWS" route, then a refurb will be cheaper than the cheapest eBay specials.

Dannyeff · Apr 17, 2015

Goodj said:
Dont be so hasty, at least see what it costs first.
A set of refurbed Konis will be better than standard parts (be them Renault or pattern) and if you're going to go down the "OMG LOWS" route, then a refurb will be cheaper than the cheapest eBay specials.

Im not using the for the lows .. was meaning to buy rear ajustable so i can ajust the dampening.

now that i have them thought i might mess about with them

Goodj · Apr 17, 2015

can't hurt.

Dannyeff · Apr 17, 2015

Goodj said:
can't hurt.
:smile:

I have cooksports thought .. so not sure what to do. al probs just keep it standard so its not too wacky

Goodj · Apr 17, 2015

Those springs should be good with the Konis.
Old OEM dampers may not be too.....

...hang on.

You've got a trophy?

Yeah, all bets off, just refurb the OEM sachs kit, which probably costs more than any kind of 3rd party coilovers

Stefan. · Apr 17, 2015

Goodj said:
Those springs should be good with the Konis.
Old OEM dampers may not be too.....

...hang on.

You've got a trophy?

Yeah, all bets off, just refurb the OEM sachs kit, which probably costs more than any kind of 3rd party coilovers

Refurb the sachs rears?

Badgerman85 · Apr 17, 2015

You can't get Sachs rears refurbed...have to replace them with new or rear koni

Goodj · Apr 17, 2015

oh right.
Never heard that,

Dannyeff · Apr 17, 2015

Goodj said:
oh right.
Never heard that,

I got them cheap and i have standard 182 suspension on the rear. fancy something different

Dannyeff · Apr 20, 2015

Anyone got any idea where to get them refurbished at a reasonable price?

Mikeyjp · Apr 20, 2015

Have you tried contacting Mark Fish?

Matt e · Apr 20, 2015

http://www.koni.uk.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=76&Itemid=126

Dannyeff · Apr 20, 2015

Mikeyjp said:
Have you tried contacting Mark Fish?

Mark fish said it's not financially beneficial to refurb them. Cheaper buying them

Dannyeff · Apr 20, 2015

Matt e said:
http://www.koni.uk.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=76&Itemid=126

They are actually not cheap to refurbish tried them

Dannyeff · Apr 22, 2015

Just an update!

It's actually kw suspension!

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/perfo...coilover-kit-lowers-front-25-55mm-rear-5-20mm

So it appears they aren't cheap and it's gonna be about 200quid to refurbish the them so what's your thoughts.
One of them seem alright but the other needs refurbished.

Should I refurbish or take them back?

flebay · Apr 22, 2015

Send them to landfill,
I would buy a pair of konis from larkspeed for £194

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