Koni Adjustable shocks
It would help to know what spring rates you have, it's hard enough just to throw out general numbers when the spring rates are known, much less when nothing in known about the spring rates. But,,, here is what I run just for comparisions sake.
I'm running 600lb springs in the front with a 35mm hollow bar. I have double adjustable Konis and the compression is set at 0, I might play with it a bit but for the most part I leave it there. Rebound is three or four {can't remember right now and my notebook is in the garage} sweeps from full stiff. Played with it a bit and now stay with that for the most part.
Rear suspension consists of 100-160 progressive springs with Koni DAs. Rear bar is a 22mm hollow. Once again, I'm running the compression at 0 and the rebound is somewhere in the middle.
I'm running 600lb springs in the front with a 35mm hollow bar. I have double adjustable Konis and the compression is set at 0, I might play with it a bit but for the most part I leave it there. Rebound is three or four {can't remember right now and my notebook is in the garage} sweeps from full stiff. Played with it a bit and now stay with that for the most part.
Rear suspension consists of 100-160 progressive springs with Koni DAs. Rear bar is a 22mm hollow. Once again, I'm running the compression at 0 and the rebound is somewhere in the middle.
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Im using Hotchkis springs which are: Front 285-525 lb/in, Rear 100-140 lb/in. I also have 35mm front/ 22mm rear hollow sway bars. Who manufactured your springs? I was looking for a firm linear spring, but ended up going with Hotchkis as they matched up with the adjuster on the Koni's and are still streetable. If I get enough into autocross, I'll switch to firmer linear springs/coilovers.
Last edited by meangreen94z; Jun 26, 2005 at 11:11 AM.
