Ut oh, the other day I was impatient and hooked a max-g left turn into del taco, because I didn't want to wait for traffic. At the last moment I realized that their driveway had a big fat curb lip. So I did a max brake application,...bad idea Because the front suspension was compressed their wasn't much room to soak up the curb lip. BAM!!!!! my uncut bumpstops got compressed to the thickness of a sheet of paper. Now I can see I've damaged the front struts, as they are starting to fade and get loose. So I'm thinking about my options.
1. Find out how much to rebuild the front Koni's and if it
doesn't cost anything have them valved a tad stiffer.
2. Just get a new front pair of koni's.
3. Send the Bilsteins off to Bilstein and have them revalved
30%-40% stiffer (this is my cheapest option and frankly I'm
curious if they would outperform the koni's once their revalve).
I still have the Bilsteins that I had pulled off the car for the konis
4. I'm also looking into some other option, but they will cost
allot more, $600-$1200
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