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Re: Aero SW suspension - Koni owners - ?
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Posted by jeffo2 [Email] (more from jeffo2) on Wed, 18 May 2011 11:19:19 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Aero SW suspension - Koni owners - ?, JMJ in NC, Wed, 18 May 2011 05:57:56
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In any case you will probably need Spacers (also known as body lifts or Spring Lifts). The only way to do it 100% correct is to do all the suspension work. Assemble and then measure how much you are off on ride height, then get the proper spacers / lifts / whatever to bring the ride height to spec. Keep in mind that after time even with new everything, the Aeros will slump down, so ok to be a little bit over on the ride height. It all depends if you want a generic spacer or onces that are manufactured to fit the OEM spring shelf and the spring bottom. You can also consider using a used / new Wagon OEM spring in the Sedan to help out.

SaabSince, so why are you always pushing one type of shock / spacers? It is a little bit curious? Since you have never purchased and used some of the others, it's kinda hard to make that call.

The lifts that we offer are generic, they can be used with ANY shock, not just one brand. They have various sizes for the same prince AND they are made in the USA.

So, please see our site and make the choice for yourself. I can see some cases where if only a small distance is needed it might be cheaper to go with a different brand....

There are people that have used JJJ lifters (There I said it...) and they have given positive feedbacks....

In any case, good luck on the suspension fixes on your Saab. Any questions and an email to JJJ we will gladly answer....


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