Koni yellow adjustments?
Hi all, its been awhile sense I have posted, however I am looking to adjust my Koni yellows in the rear. The website says, you must remove the shock and fully compress, can anyone confirm this.
My scion is now my daily driver, I have Knoni yellows and Eibach sportlines... looking to make it as comfortable as possible, and am considering going back to stock springs.
Thanks for any response.
Doug
My scion is now my daily driver, I have Knoni yellows and Eibach sportlines... looking to make it as comfortable as possible, and am considering going back to stock springs.
Thanks for any response.
Doug
If you like it comfortable, leave alone.
If you autocross or do track days, set the rears at full-stiff, and get a friend to help you extend the shock. (you WILL need help. It won't be as stiff as you think it will be.
If you autocross or do track days, set the rears at full-stiff, and get a friend to help you extend the shock. (you WILL need help. It won't be as stiff as you think it will be.
I have a bmw convertible on H&R cup kit- race springs and shocks, and the ride is much better. I do realize a bmw vs scion. I guess I will have to look and re-set them.
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