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Is it just me or is it a pain adjusting the rear. A metal frame gets in the way of the adjustment ****. I've been using needle nose pliers but thats a pain too. Anyone else having this problem? I wrote koni to see if they know about this issue and to see if their making a different **** for it....I'll wait for the reply, if nothings in the works imma just dremmel part of that frame just enuff for the **** to fit, or maybe just grind the **** down....

 
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I had the same problem. It's pretty easy to fix though, just cut the mateal frame. It's not hard or try bending the metal frame back with a couple of plyers and some muscles. You can also sand down the plastic ***** that KONI gives you so that it fits in that tight spot. hope this helps.

 
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yeah i'll probably end up putting my dremel to the frame,,,im gonna wait and see what koni has to say about it...

 
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pogi....!! how does the koni struts ride........is it stiffer or is it very bumpy....? just wondrin ... cuz im thinkin of gettin koni instead of the whole coilover kit from H&R ....im trying to save some money, but i want the best ride possible ....? it'd be a great help if you would give me advices man...im tryin to compare a ground control coilover springs with koni struts and the H&R coilover kit, but i don't know anybody who has these setup..[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]pinoy rin ako..!!

 
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Anyone with a Koni/Progress Spring set up?????????

 
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Adjusting Koni's in the rear is a pain but what I did is use a nail clipper and it works like a charm. It fits perfectly and adjusting is a breeze. Another thing I noticed when I put in my Konis is that my drop was even all around. Because when I first put in my eibach sportlines, the rear dipped lower than the front, but now, the drop is even all around.