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Old 02-01-2007, 07:30 PM
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will i see a big deference if i get konis double adj. over the mods i already have in my sig?
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The DAs would likely be overkill. I would highly recomend the SAs (single adjustable). You will basically tune to suit ride and spring rate. Once you r happy there shouldn't be much adjustment anymore. Shock tuning is a complicated issue. Plus the SAs offer the lower perch, so you can lower the front w stock springs.

And you WILL notice a diff, both in handling and ride quality.
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all right thanks
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Originally Posted by Disturbed Bird
will i see a big deference if i get konis double adj. over the mods i already have in my sig?
Your pockets will be lighter and you'll be more confused.... other than that they're great.

I have a set, and *I* don't run them since they are a much bigger pain in the *** then most anyone needs, including myself.
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So for a daily driven car that will see at least one Solo II or track event a month, the single adjustables will work well? Ultimately will the double adjustables get you around the race track any faster?
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So for a daily driven car that will see at least one Solo II or track event a month, the single adjustables will work well? Ultimately will the double adjustables get you around the race track any faster?
If it did, Sam would be using them...
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Kewl thanks
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thats what i needed to know thanks



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