koni adjustables 4/4 kit
03-22-2008, 07:32 PM
#1
koni adjustables 4/4 kit Are these compression adjustable or dampening adjustable?
Are they good for the track too? I know they are great for daily driving and roadracing type setups, but how do they work at the track? Can they be adjusted to be pretty decent, or are they crap for the strip?
Thanks, I know there is a couple questions here actually...
~Cody
Are they good for the track too? I know they are great for daily driving and roadracing type setups, but how do they work at the track? Can they be adjusted to be pretty decent, or are they crap for the strip?
Thanks, I know there is a couple questions here actually...
~Cody
03-22-2008, 10:18 PM
#2
this has already been discussed pretty thoroughly on here, and the fact is that there is at least one member on Koni's that is cutting 1.5 60' times.
if you are looking for the best affordable shocks for handling with limited drag duties, i can personally attest that you should just get the Koni's. i'm in love with mine.
if you are looking for the best affordable shocks for handling with limited drag duties, i can personally attest that you should just get the Koni's. i'm in love with mine.
03-22-2008, 10:31 PM
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Koni SA's (Single Adjustable) allow you to adjust rebound.
Koni DA's (Double Adjustable) allow you to adjust rebound and compression.
I'm not a drag racer, so I can't comment on their drag racing ability.
-Mike
Koni DA's (Double Adjustable) allow you to adjust rebound and compression.
I'm not a drag racer, so I can't comment on their drag racing ability.
-Mike
03-22-2008, 10:51 PM
#5
EDIT: just went on koni's website and they didn't say anything about SA or DA, but they did say that the yellows were only rebound adjustable. so they must be SA. But, if we have people cutting 1.5 60' times, they must be decent. I dont plan on being at the track every weekend, but I will drive it every day. So, if the work awesome on the street, and pretty good at the strip, seems like a good choice then. 