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Old 04-14-2014, 02:16 PM   #57
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If those yellows would come out. I might possibly forego coilovers...

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Yea, me to. I can't lower the car due to the mountainous area I live in, so the adjustable Yellows would probably get pretty close to the same performance upgrade, without the high cost of a quality coilover.
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Old 04-14-2014, 04:34 PM   #58
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Believe me, as soon as I get any positive confirmation that the "yellows" are on the way.....I will let you guys know immediately!!!
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Old 04-14-2014, 04:53 PM   #59
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I'm correct in thinking these have more travel so I could run drop springs? I'm looking for adjustability but I also need to drop it about an inch. This would be an economical route to take.

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I'm correct in thinking these have more travel so I could run drop springs? I'm looking for adjustability but I also need to drop it about an inch. This would be an economical route to take.

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I am unaware of any change in travel length, but yes, the yellows will be a great pair-up with lowering springs. Dampening adjustability through the shock/strut and ride height adjustability through use of the springs.
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whats the difference between the orange and yellow? just adjustability?

and is there a code for 25% off?
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whats the difference between the orange and yellow? just adjustability?

and is there a code for 25% off?
Yes, the main difference is adjustability. From what I hear, the yellows may be valved a little more aggressively at the base point. But they are adjustable, so you will be able to adjust the dampening to your preference. There is no code for the 25% off, the prices listed on the website are the 25% off discounted price.
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Old 08-29-2014, 03:45 PM   #63
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If anyone has been "on the fence" about getting these, this weekend is the time to jump on them!!! The Koni 25% sale is ending this coming Monday night (Sept 1st) at midnight. We just received a sizeable shipment of the Camaro fronts and rears, so we have them in-stock. Just thought I'd let y'all know before Koni changes their prices back to normal. The price on our website is the sale price.
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Any word on the Koni Yellows?
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Old 08-30-2014, 10:33 AM   #65
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A set of yellows is the only thing that would keep me from going coils overs.

I need something that can let me drop an inch without bottoming out and also be a marked improvement over the 1LE with adjustability. Right now the only thing that does that is coil overs.

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Got em, love em, just too bad you can't see more of them once you put the rims back on.

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Old 09-04-2014, 12:51 PM   #67
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Lookin' Good Steve!!! Glad you got 'em installed and are happy with the end results!!!
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Old 09-04-2014, 03:13 PM   #68
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Lookin' Good Steve!!! Glad you got 'em installed and are happy with the end results!!!
Thanks, thought you'd like to see my other BMR product.

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Wow, looks awesome!!! Did you re-paint it, or is it just weird lighting making it look orange???
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Old 09-04-2014, 05:37 PM   #70
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Had the brace and catch can powder coated orange. Now I have to get them both redone to match the valve covers.
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