The KONI 80 1349 is a Classic series front shock absorber for the 1960-1965 Volkswagen Beetle, Karmann Ghia and Bus and the 1962-1965 Volkswagen Squareback, for cars with link pin front suspension. It is a red painted, twin-tube, non-gas charged shock with internal rebound adjustment, which is set with the shock fully compressed and off the vehicle. KONI Classics are built to original equipment specifications for vintage cars and carry the KONI wing logo for a period-correct look. It is sold individually.
Specifications:
- Brand: KONI
- Series: Classic (80 series)
- Position: Front
- Type: Shock absorber
- Construction: Twin-tube, non-gas charged
- Adjustment: Internal rebound adjustment (made off the vehicle)
- Finish: Red paint
- KONI Instruction Sheet: 1027 05 00 00
- Sold as: Each
- Part Number: 80 1349
Vehicle Applications
- 1960 Volkswagen Beetle
- 1961 Volkswagen Beetle
- 1962 Volkswagen Beetle
- 1963 Volkswagen Beetle
- 1964 Volkswagen Beetle
- 1965 Volkswagen Beetle
- 1960 Volkswagen Bus
- 1961 Volkswagen Bus
- 1962 Volkswagen Bus
- 1963 Volkswagen Bus
- 1964 Volkswagen Bus
- 1965 Volkswagen Bus
- 1960 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- 1961 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- 1962 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- 1963 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- 1964 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- 1965 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- 1962 Volkswagen Squareback
- 1963 Volkswagen Squareback
- 1964 Volkswagen Squareback
- 1965 Volkswagen Squareback
For cars with link pin front suspension.
FAQ
What vehicles does the KONI 80 1349 fit?
The KONI 80 1349 is a front shock for the 1960-1965 Volkswagen Beetle, Karmann Ghia and Bus and the 1962-1965 Volkswagen Squareback, for cars with link pin front suspension.
Is the KONI 80 1349 adjustable?
Yes. The 80 1349 has internal rebound adjustment. The adjustment is made with the shock fully compressed and removed from the vehicle.
Is the KONI 80 1349 gas charged?
No. The 80 1349 is a twin-tube, non-gas charged shock.
Is the KONI 80 1349 sold as a pair?
No. The 80 1349 is sold individually, so order two for both front corners.
