Koni Double Adjustable Rear Coil Over Shock 8212-1123 W/bickel 95# Springs on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, US
Koni rear double adjustable coil over shocks 8212-1123 SPA1 with Jerry Bickle 14” 95 lb springs. They are in very good condition the bodies have no wear on them. 19.5” max 12.5” min 7” travel. They were ran for 2 seasons. The only reason they were replaced is upgrade to electronic shocks.
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