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04-21-04, 01:23 AM
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Koni's
Are there more than one version of Koni's for an FD?
How ar ethey adjustable. I know dampening is adjustable, but how many ways, 3?
Also I've read the spring perch is adjustable, is this true?
Are these features true to all versions if in fact there are more than one? Thanks for the help.
How ar ethey adjustable. I know dampening is adjustable, but how many ways, 3?
Also I've read the spring perch is adjustable, is this true?
Are these features true to all versions if in fact there are more than one? Thanks for the help.
04-21-04, 08:31 AM
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Do a search in this section for "koni adjust".
The Konis are single adjustable and that adjustment is infinite; there is no set number of settings. They adjust by a **** on top of the shock that has 2 full turns from fully soft to fully hard. The shock can be set anywhere in between.
The Koni is supplied with 3 different perch settings. One is stock height, one about a 1/2" drop and one about a 1" drop.
The Koni you will always hear referred to here is the Koni Sport, commonly called "Koni yellows" or just plain "Konis". A set of them for an FD should be just over $500. Koni also makes non-adjustable models that are red and therefore called "Koni reds" but these are stock type replacements.
The Konis are single adjustable and that adjustment is infinite; there is no set number of settings. They adjust by a **** on top of the shock that has 2 full turns from fully soft to fully hard. The shock can be set anywhere in between.
The Koni is supplied with 3 different perch settings. One is stock height, one about a 1/2" drop and one about a 1" drop.
The Koni you will always hear referred to here is the Koni Sport, commonly called "Koni yellows" or just plain "Konis". A set of them for an FD should be just over $500. Koni also makes non-adjustable models that are red and therefore called "Koni reds" but these are stock type replacements.
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