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why things always come up when I'm tight on money? I would need to buy those eventually, because my konis are done and I have no way to get them changed or fixed under warranty at all.
 

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Sorry SHO Source, I would normally order through you guys, but I saved about $150 with TireRack. :shrug:

We do respond to emails. :)

Part of our extra cost is we include a part that is missing in the Koni kits that is needed.
 

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I don't know what spacer is that but back when there was SHOBROSGARAGE, me and my friend had bad experience with them.
 

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We do respond to emails. :)

Part of our extra cost is we include a part that is missing in the Koni kits that is needed.

I know you guys are really good with communication, but I didn't think that at such a drastic price difference, you guys could possibly get close to matching it. However I wasn't aware of the custom machined spacers. Also, since they are out of production and they only had about 2 sets left, I wanted to make sure I got some before somebody else did and I was left with none since I can't afford Selex's. Next time I'll consult you guys first though.

As for the spacers, I should have long bodies on my '95 (can't measure since it's in storage right now) and the spacers are only needed for short bodies, right? That's what I got out of this post at least. The only thing that worries me is TireRack doesn't specify which rear ones they are and I don't know the part number to cross reference, but it does say it's compatible with a '95 SHO. So that might be referring to long bodies, but I can't be sure until I measure the Koni's tonight.
 
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The short bodies are from mid 92 to 95. The spacers are needed for the short bodies. The ones they list are short bodies.
 

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I ordered a set and talked with a tire rack rep to make sure I would get them.

Tire Rack said they still had REAR Koni's in stock, However they said that Koni discontinued the rears. For the fronts, Tire Rack said that they talked to Koni regarding my Order and they will take 2 weeks to ship out as they are special order, BUT the fronts are NOT discontinued.

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Good to know,I have a set of brand new rears in the garage.
I might buy a new set of fronts while this 20% off sale is on.
 

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Are these the spacers you were referring to?
Spacers

They came with my rears and are about the dia of the shock tube.
 

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damn and i need 1 long body koni since i have a 92 they used long bodies
 

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