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jim-mid

posted on 20th Feb 03 at 18:03

Thanks for the info.
Will look at your suggestions.


Kris TD

posted on 19th Feb 03 at 17:21

ive got top adjustable konis coming for my 5 door


AdiSRI

posted on 19th Feb 03 at 16:00

i have standard fronts and shortened GMax back dampers on standard springs and it seems to work ok. One of my rears was leakin badly.


Tim

posted on 19th Feb 03 at 14:42

Just fit a whole new kit. I'd recommend Koni adjustables (have them on my 5 door). I wouldn't just uprate the rear shocks and leave the front std.

Sports shocks are generally shorter too, so you'd run into problems if you did.

Rear shocks is quite straight forward (as the spring is seperate). Fronts will require a spring compressor.


jim-mid

posted on 19th Feb 03 at 14:04

The rear shocks on my 1998 Corsa B 5dr are weak. Can you suggest some decentish ones please? Is it a straightforward job on this car?