DA Koni set of 4 $850.00 shipped GMPD
#1
DA Koni set of 4 $850.00 shipped GMPD
I have ordered 1LE parts for my car including the Koni DA. I got them from GMPD.
1LE (2) Front shock absorber - Koni yellow: (GM p/n 22140240)
(Pair) $355.73 (Shipping / Handling) $71.15 (Total) $426.88
1LE (2) Rear shock absorber - Koni yellow: (GM p/n 22140228)
(Pair) $353.24 (Shipping / Handling) $70.65 (Total) $423.89
I haven't dealt with Jason or Dal yet, they should be able to beat this price some.
SLP was the lowest I could find and they wanted $1149.95 plus shipping.
I have seen quotes for $700 + on Koni SA, so this looked like a deal to me.
Now everyone can post and tell me how much I over paid for these shocks, just to torment me.
1LE (2) Front shock absorber - Koni yellow: (GM p/n 22140240)
(Pair) $355.73 (Shipping / Handling) $71.15 (Total) $426.88
1LE (2) Rear shock absorber - Koni yellow: (GM p/n 22140228)
(Pair) $353.24 (Shipping / Handling) $70.65 (Total) $423.89
I haven't dealt with Jason or Dal yet, they should be able to beat this price some.
SLP was the lowest I could find and they wanted $1149.95 plus shipping.
I have seen quotes for $700 + on Koni SA, so this looked like a deal to me.
Now everyone can post and tell me how much I over paid for these shocks, just to torment me.
#5
GM-Koni
Originally posted by 95 Z/28 LT1
I don't think the Koni shocks are available through GM anymore.
I don't think the Koni shocks are available through GM anymore.
They say they have the rears ready to ship, the fronts back ordered for a few days. They say they are coming. I hope they are the right shock also, DeCarbons are not the same partnumber and were not used after 1995. Latest email update posted below.
Dear Allen,
I have got in contact with GM and placed your absorber (22140240) on
**** order which by there policy gives them 72 hrs to ship out the part
to us. They just received stock today (7/13/04). So as soon as we
receive your absorber (22140240) we will ship your order to you. Thank
you for your patients.
#6
Re: DA Koni set of 4 $850.00 shipped GMPD
The shocks arrived today.
They are the correct Koni Double adjustable shocks. I got all four, two fronts and two rears.
They appear to be in good shape, with some small paint chips from shipping.
The rear shocks included the "Koni" **** for adjusting, and the rubber mounting donuts and washers. They also sent a small rigid stick on emblem that says "Koni Improved".
The front shocks include the upper shock nut, washer and spring perch. They also have a black plastic piece that appears to be a large washer or spacer for the top or bottom of the spring.
I tried the adjustments on the rear shocks and that did not cause any leaks at the upper end of the shock stem.
No date codes that I know how to read appear on the boxes or the shocks.
So what info can I pass on,
1). You can get Koni DA from GM, these have GM partnumbers on the boxes. The P/N's I listed are good.
2). They could be old stock, since no date of Mfg. is stamped into the shocks where I can find it. They do not appear to be leaking, but only time will tell.
3). At the price I paid ($850.00) they are a good deal. I thought somebody might have gotten a better price somewhere I hadn't heard of. But it looks like this price is as good as it gets. If they are charging $1700.00 now. You would be better off buying from Sam, tirerack, or SLP.
4). If the price comes up as $1700.00 email them and ask if it is right. When I did that they told me that it was a mistake on the website and changed it.
So thats all the useful info I have.
They are the correct Koni Double adjustable shocks. I got all four, two fronts and two rears.
They appear to be in good shape, with some small paint chips from shipping.
The rear shocks included the "Koni" **** for adjusting, and the rubber mounting donuts and washers. They also sent a small rigid stick on emblem that says "Koni Improved".
The front shocks include the upper shock nut, washer and spring perch. They also have a black plastic piece that appears to be a large washer or spacer for the top or bottom of the spring.
I tried the adjustments on the rear shocks and that did not cause any leaks at the upper end of the shock stem.
No date codes that I know how to read appear on the boxes or the shocks.
So what info can I pass on,
1). You can get Koni DA from GM, these have GM partnumbers on the boxes. The P/N's I listed are good.
2). They could be old stock, since no date of Mfg. is stamped into the shocks where I can find it. They do not appear to be leaking, but only time will tell.
3). At the price I paid ($850.00) they are a good deal. I thought somebody might have gotten a better price somewhere I hadn't heard of. But it looks like this price is as good as it gets. If they are charging $1700.00 now. You would be better off buying from Sam, tirerack, or SLP.
4). If the price comes up as $1700.00 email them and ask if it is right. When I did that they told me that it was a mistake on the website and changed it.
So thats all the useful info I have.
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