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Does anyone have a good recommendation for getting a set of Koni front struts rebuilt since Fastshocks is temporarily closed?
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my recommendation is to buy new Santhuff struts
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Randy Mans. He did a great job on my front and rear koni shocks on rebuilds. He has great customer relations when asking questions. +1 (612) 306-5387 https://www.fastshocks.com/contact Bob Lasko SS/CS |
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Not sure when Randy will be taking new work, but he has redone all of our Koni's, struts and shocks and we couldn't be happier with them. Hoping FastShocks is able to get back to taking new work soon
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No offense to Santhuff shocks, I've heard they are pretty good, but I know of 2 instances where racers swapped their Santhuff's for Randy's custom shocks and picked up et and consistency. These cars were not out in left field either, both having won national events before and after.
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I have been at Fastshocks when all brands, specifically Afco, Koni, Penske were disassembled for rebuilding. Shock oil and seals go skunky after time, some sooner than others. Unless there is mechanical breakage, a shock slowly wears out, and you may not notice a drop in performance. I believe road miles are harder on the shocks than racing. A service on your shocks, especially this time of year, is as important as any other aspect of your updates and maintenance. For most racers, it may not be needed every year, but something to consider. Dyno.
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I looked at this post because I just bought a S/S car that has Koni struts in it and I thought I might learn something from it . I've never run S/S before but I have been drag racing for 45 years and always wanted to do this. Finally went for it and got a car. Been on class racer for a few years and think it's a awesome place. Then I see this and 1320 just keeps knocking everybody down. I help a friend on his comp car and Randy Mans has been a super guy! I like a previous post about world champs running Fast Shocks. I know that I will be able to get in touch with Randy and figure something out. Just can't believe the negativity of one guy. I'm sure he'll respond to this and tell me what an idiot I am.
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