Reply to "reconditioning from the ground up... I have questions..lol"

simonMember

@bosswrench posted:

To adjust original red Konis, you had to remove the shocks from the car. Drive a roll pin out and unscrew the shock mounting eye, then completely collapse the shock rod. At the bottom of the rod inside the shock body was a fork that engaged the adjusting damper rings. With the shock mounting eye in place, the rod won't go in far enough to engage the adjustments.

I not agree with this , only the coils must be remove and you can press the rod far enough inn to adjust the Koni's

Simon

3/15/2510:18 PM

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