I have new Koni coil-over shocks for the front, replacing the Aldan American ‘hot rod’ shocks. The Koni 30 series front shocks match the rear and are revalvable and adjustable. The Koni front shocks are slightly longer than the Aldan shocks so I need to move the mounting bracket up about 2″ where it is welded to the sub-frame. I purchased new upper shock brackets for the front and rear. The new rear brackets will look nicer than what is currently there.

Next time I work on the car I will finish changing out the front shocks, installing the revised upper shock mounts (f&r), wrapping the exhaust and installing the exhaust tips. It’s about 8 hours work.

Update: I had a few minutes this evening and installed the Koni front shocks and the new upper front shock brackets.