Shock install in Houston
Shock install in Houston I'm near the Medical Center, or somewhat Southwest.
The front right Koni on my car has a broken adjuster, and they have sent me another one. Any recommendations for a decent shop that will put on one shock for me?
Thanks.
The front right Koni on my car has a broken adjuster, and they have sent me another one. Any recommendations for a decent shop that will put on one shock for me?
Thanks.
Honestly, if you've got access to a garage, jack, jackstands, and hand tools, getting the whole shock/spring assembly out isn't that hard. Then you can take that, along with your new shock to any repair shop with a good spring compressor and have them swap it. Just make sure they put the adjustment window toward the outside (might want to mark that on the mount somewhere).
Biz: http://www.koni-na.com/adjustment.cfm
Those 3rd gen rears require you to remove the lower mount from the car, press the button and adjust. I had 4th gens on mine, so it was a lot easier (**** on top). The fronts are adjustable by putting a 2.5mm allen wrench in the hole on the "window" and sweeping either left or right.
-Mike
Biz: http://www.koni-na.com/adjustment.cfm
Those 3rd gen rears require you to remove the lower mount from the car, press the button and adjust. I had 4th gens on mine, so it was a lot easier (**** on top). The fronts are adjustable by putting a 2.5mm allen wrench in the hole on the "window" and sweeping either left or right.
-Mike
Honestly, if you've got access to a garage, jack, jackstands, and hand tools, getting the whole shock/spring assembly out isn't that hard. Then you can take that, along with your new shock to any repair shop with a good spring compressor and have them swap it. Just make sure they put the adjustment window toward the outside (might want to mark that on the mount somewhere).
Biz: http://www.koni-na.com/adjustment.cfm
Those 3rd gen rears require you to remove the lower mount from the car, press the button and adjust. I had 4th gens on mine, so it was a lot easier (**** on top). The fronts are adjustable by putting a 2.5mm allen wrench in the hole on the "window" and sweeping either left or right.
-Mike
Biz: http://www.koni-na.com/adjustment.cfm
Those 3rd gen rears require you to remove the lower mount from the car, press the button and adjust. I had 4th gens on mine, so it was a lot easier (**** on top). The fronts are adjustable by putting a 2.5mm allen wrench in the hole on the "window" and sweeping either left or right.
-Mike
I might just do that.
