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The Throttle Shop Sterling
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Neil Haughey
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ORIGINAL: edh
Most 944 m030 setups will be well past their best by now, so no great surprise that they are not highly regarded by many.
Very true but then not many would have driven a car with fresh shocks.
Koni are a bit odd as a company, they have a reputation for running their shocks at crazy high pressure which has the unfortunate side effect that you get a mega hard ride as the initial resistance to movement is really high. The GAZ twin tubes are the complete opposite which is the only reason why they provide a surprisingly OK ride on very stiff springs.
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