Koni SA rear
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Koni SA rear I have some problems with rear shocks.. I haven't installed those yet, but I'm tryring to find out how to adjust the shock .. I have the ****, and Koni's website talks about the button... you should hold down that when you adjust, but these Koni's don't have that.. and I do not get any click when I turn the ****.. and I turned some rounds and did not get any "maxed" out or so.. And now I'm very confused how stiff or soft is that.. is there any way to find out?
I responded to your PM (which was identical to this message). There is nothing wrong with your shocks. Install them on the car. There is no button on yours, there are no clicks, and they aren't maxing out because they aren't installed and you aren't turning the adjuster, but the entire shock rod.
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These are the basic settings that Sam Strano told me to do before installing them:
"-Set fronts all the way to full stiff (+) then back off 4-5 full sweeps of the adjuster across that slot.
-Rears. Set full soft, then up 1/4-1/2 turn"
After that just try to find what suit your needs best
"-Set fronts all the way to full stiff (+) then back off 4-5 full sweeps of the adjuster across that slot.
-Rears. Set full soft, then up 1/4-1/2 turn"
After that just try to find what suit your needs best
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Originally Posted by kokki
Do you adjust front shocks before installation?
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Originally Posted by kokki
Do you adjust front shocks before installation?
