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I have koni adjustable shocks fitted front and rear on my XW.
What is the best way to set them up for street/strip duties. I have them set fairly firm atm. Should the rears be set up soft? It has been a long time since I messed with the adjustment, but I think you can only adjust compression, and not rebound. I have reasonably new Lovell rear leaf springs, and old 6 cyl springs in the front. cheers |
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Setting up Koni shocks
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