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I might take the old shocks out first, never know there might be a set of konis in there!

 

I'm trying not to spend too much on the 71 z at the moment, I really need to concentrate on getting the v8 z done but I also want to get the 71 on the road as I don't have a daily at the moment.

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If you can't afford a set of of Koni's, a good temp solution is to just replace the oil in the original oil filled shocks with some thicker hydraulic oil. Worked for me till I replaced them with something adjustable.

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i'm pretty sure i have a pair of koni's sitting here, not sure if they are the front or back though, and they might need a rebuild...which is a couple of hundred from memory

 

was the local distrubtor toperformance in vermont? coz they are the australian importer so they should b the cheapest

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Yep, Toperformance is still in Vermont. Recently rebuilt a pair of Koni's for me and it cost approx $225. Leaky seals were the worst of it. Took about 2 weeks to finish.

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