Koni adjustment?
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Got gmax springs to go with the new koni shocks, just not sure about adjusting them….
Seems pretty simple but how many turns do i need to get them right?
Don't want a bone shaker round these roads.... :?
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wich ones you got?
does this help
http://www.toperformance.com.au/tech_fs.html
http://www.koni.com/193.html
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Thanks.
Got the 86's(twin tube), reading those links should be 1 turn (25-30). Should find time to fit them next weekend' I'll let you know how they feel :D
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yeh cool let us know, when i changed my suspension I had to anglegrind the drop links off as the nut was completly seized and the allen key hole inside to bolt had rounded off.
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One step ahead on that, ordered bolts from Mazda, should be in in a couple of days. Everything else has been a bitch, so not leaving it to chance :D
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Are the Koni's inserts? i.e still using part of the original shocks, or are they seperate entities of their own i.e full replacements for the originals?
Cheers
Hammy
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From the part no. ^ and looking at his worklog it would seem that they are inserts.
@89b0ba1431:Vehicle: MX3
Years: 91-97
Setting: Koni SpecialFront Shocks Information
Part Number: 86-2442
Type: Twin Tube Hydraulic
List Price: $238.00 (each)
Our Price: $174.93 Quantity:Notes: Special Order Part. (Note # K+)
Special McPherson strut insert bolted into O.E. housing after cutting top and removing old internal parts. (Note # K5)Rear Shocks Information
Part Number: 86-2443
Type: Twin Tube Hydraulic
List Price: $238.00 (each)
Our Price: $174.93 Quantity:Notes: Special Order Part. (Note # K+)
Special McPherson strut insert bolted into O.E. housing after cutting top and removing old internal parts. (Note # K5)
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inserts fo sho
tommy d on here many moons ago had them
