Retard question: which direction on Koni's?
- Thread starter Silkworm
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Shouldn't the white adjuster knob have the directions on it?
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Andy Bettencourt
06 ITS RX-7
FlatOut Motorsports
New England Region
www.flatout-motorsports.com
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Andy Bettencourt
06 ITS RX-7
FlatOut Motorsports
New England Region
www.flatout-motorsports.com
JeffYoung
New member
Silkworm, I'm pretty sure clockwise is stiffer.
Andy, the Konis I have (orange) don't have an adjustment knob (I assume Worm has the same). You can only adjust off car by compressing until you feel the internal adjustment mechanism "click", and then turning. I THINK it is CW.
Andy, the Konis I have (orange) don't have an adjustment knob (I assume Worm has the same). You can only adjust off car by compressing until you feel the internal adjustment mechanism "click", and then turning. I THINK it is CW.
Guys, try emailing Lee Grimes at Koni at lgrimes @koni-na.com and you'll get the answer right from the horses mouth. He's a great guy and will answer anything that you need including how stiff or soft to set your struts for what kind of tracks you'll be at and what kinds of conditions.
erlrich
Super Moderator
Paul - it depends on which damper you have. Koni has the adjustment procedure for each model on their website: www.koni-na.com/adjustment.html
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Earl
ITA 240SX in process
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Earl
ITA 240SX in process
Related note:
I was wrenching for someone with Koni's that I (and they) weren't familiar with. Of course the adjustment knobs were missing.
Lucky enough, these particular konis went from super soft to hard as a rock. I rotated them all the way one way, then applied the high-tech, super accurate, get a fat dude to bounce on the quarter panel shock dyno method.
You could also use the fact that you don't know which way is which as a learning opportunity. Turn one all the way CW and the other all the way CCW and drive it. Now you'll know the difference in feel. If you can't tell the difference in handling turning right and left these settings are probably something you don't need to be messing with yet.
I was wrenching for someone with Koni's that I (and they) weren't familiar with. Of course the adjustment knobs were missing.
Lucky enough, these particular konis went from super soft to hard as a rock. I rotated them all the way one way, then applied the high-tech, super accurate, get a fat dude to bounce on the quarter panel shock dyno method.
You could also use the fact that you don't know which way is which as a learning opportunity. Turn one all the way CW and the other all the way CCW and drive it. Now you'll know the difference in feel. If you can't tell the difference in handling turning right and left these settings are probably something you don't need to be messing with yet.