My friend was at the yard and took all 4 koni shocks and struts off a GSX and he was wondering if i was interested. I didn't think that they would work but im checking just in case.
#32425, "RE: Stuts and Springs from GSX??" In response to Reply # 0
Springs are all the same as RS/GS/GST, rear struts are different and don't bolt up to the lower suspension without modification. All the dampening rates are the same too.
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#32426, "RE: Stuts and Springs from GSX??" In response to Reply # 1
Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G Springs are all the same as RS/GS/GST, rear struts are different and don't bolt up to the lower suspension without modification. All the dampening rates are the same too.
#32427, "RE: Stuts and Springs from GSX??" In response to Reply # 2
So with that being said. I have the rear knuckles and vented brakes from a 95 gsx and my stock struts bolted back up. Does that mean the actual aftermarket part is different or what. Would I need suspension for a gsx or a gs rs?
#32428, "RE: Stuts and Springs from GSX??" In response to Reply # 2 Jul-15-09 11:37 AM by RoninEclipse2G
Originally posted by freelancefool
Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G Springs are all the same as RS/GS/GST, rear struts are different and don't bolt up to the lower suspension without modification. All the dampening rates are the same too.
Why would you want to evenly wet the shocks? Or do you mean damping?
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damp⋅ing /ˈdæmpɪŋ/ Show Spelled Pronunciation Show IPA Use damping in a Sentence –noun Physics. 1. a decreasing of the amplitude of an electrical or mechanical wave. 2. an energy-absorbing mechanism or resistance circuit causing this decrease. 3. a reduction in the amplitude of an oscillation or vibration as a result of energy being dissipated as heat.
