Koni Shocks....
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Koni Shocks....
I was told by a mechanic that the Koni shocks are adjustable so I can lower my car... Is this true? He told me how low are the springs I have, and I said 2".. he said ok so I can lower my car with the shocks 5" if I wanted. Is he right? It seems very stupid and untrue to me... Thanx guys.
I dont really know man but im thinking of purchasing the same koni
shocks as you so if find out just email me a n96skyline@yahoo.com, thanks for the info
shocks as you so if find out just email me a n96skyline@yahoo.com, thanks for the info
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Konis Sports(yellows)are adjustable dampers that allow you to adjust the firmness, they dont set the ride height. However, the rears do come with a circlip that allows you to set the rear perch height at the stock setting, or about 1" higher in case you carry heavy loads or tow.
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ok thank you flotsamm.... ho1civic when you get them let me know how the ride is and if they are worth buying, Thanks.
SOME koni's have height-adjustment circlip grooves that let you adjust ride height for the front and rear
On 7G civic's the front is only a strut insert : it can not modify the height of the spring perch. For that reason they don't offer height adjustment
The rear shock does have 2 circlip grooves. The lower groove is equivalent to stock height and another which is HIGHER than stock for ppl who have heavy audio gear and / or tow heavy stuff.
The ride with Konis is MUCH much better than with stock shocks, no question about it.
On 7G civic's the front is only a strut insert : it can not modify the height of the spring perch. For that reason they don't offer height adjustment
The rear shock does have 2 circlip grooves. The lower groove is equivalent to stock height and another which is HIGHER than stock for ppl who have heavy audio gear and / or tow heavy stuff.
The ride with Konis is MUCH much better than with stock shocks, no question about it.
Originally posted by blacksheep
SOME koni's have height-adjustment circlip grooves that let you adjust ride height for the front and rear
On 7G civic's the front is only a strut insert : it can not modify the height of the spring perch. For that reason they don't offer height adjustment
The rear shock does have 2 circlip grooves. The lower groove is equivalent to stock height and another which is HIGHER than stock for ppl who have heavy audio gear and / or tow heavy stuff.
The ride with Konis is MUCH much better than with stock shocks, no question about it.
SOME koni's have height-adjustment circlip grooves that let you adjust ride height for the front and rear
On 7G civic's the front is only a strut insert : it can not modify the height of the spring perch. For that reason they don't offer height adjustment
The rear shock does have 2 circlip grooves. The lower groove is equivalent to stock height and another which is HIGHER than stock for ppl who have heavy audio gear and / or tow heavy stuff.
The ride with Konis is MUCH much better than with stock shocks, no question about it.
If its just a groove that the circlip sits in to adjust height can't you just take it to a machine shop and have multiple grooves made so you can fine tune the height exactly where you want it?
I know it would be a hassle to reassemble through trial an error but you could get the perfect stance without coilovers.
I know it would be a hassle to reassemble through trial an error but you could get the perfect stance without coilovers.
Got Koni for 560 Shipped to your door
. LEt me know if anyone is interested.
Thanks,
Eddie
www.truehonda.com
. LEt me know if anyone is interested.Thanks,
Eddie
www.truehonda.com
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