Koni Yellows
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I am ready to install a set of rear Koni's for street/track use, and have no idea where to start with the rebound damping. I have been running Espilir's for about a month now and blew out the passenger rear shock (the drop was closer to 44mm than their stated 32 mm. I hade also cut the rear bumpstops in half, per recomendations of those on this Forum.
I as awaiting new bumptops b4 installations of the Koni's, but would be very appreciative of a starting point for rebound damping with the Koni's.
thanks,
Mark
'03 S2000
7k miles :-)
I as awaiting new bumptops b4 installations of the Koni's, but would be very appreciative of a starting point for rebound damping with the Koni's.
thanks,
Mark
'03 S2000
7k miles :-)
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Originally Posted by Formula,Apr 8 2006, 01:09 PM
What's the best setting for hard street driving? I have Eibach Springs. Thanks
Also how many height adjustments do the shocks have?
Also how many height adjustments do the shocks have?
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Originally Posted by RACER,Apr 8 2006, 03:58 PM
Do the Koni Yellows have threaded shock bodies
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Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Apr 8 2006, 05:57 PM
2 adjustments;normal,and 1/2"lower.
Full firm in the rear,half in the front,works well for me.!!!
Full firm in the rear,half in the front,works well for me.!!!
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I have mine set for a half of a turn off of full soft for the street. When I go to autoX I will go full firm.
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