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kgb · 18-03-2008

Thanks for the Reply my friend...

About the Koni-FSD I really like them, you get almost the best of both worlds. If you take it easy you still have comfort.

If you start driving in sport mode, dumpers get harder and harder.

So I am really happy with them, but keep in mind that I also have powerflex bushes all around.

I have read a few reviews and the best thing to go with koni-fsd are eibach pro-kit springs. One of the reasons I am going to fit them, second reason the car looks way better, third reason car is way better on the track, last but not least my springs are almost 5 years old and have 136 000km's on them...so they had their time.

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kgb AO Silver Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 1,793 Member car: 147 QVD, 159 2.4QVDm	Re: Sport Springs for 147 JTD 8v Thanks for the Reply my friend... About the Koni-FSD I really like them, you get almost the best of both worlds. If you take it easy you still have comfort. If you start driving in sport mode, dumpers get harder and harder. So I am really happy with them, but keep in mind that I also have powerflex bushes all around. I have read a few reviews and the best thing to go with koni-fsd are eibach pro-kit springs. One of the reasons I am going to fit them, second reason the car looks way better, third reason car is way better on the track, last but not least my springs are almost 5 years old and have 136 000km's on them...so they had their time. Club Alfa Romeo-Bulgaria