Quick Question about H&R Race and Koni Yellows
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Quick Question about H&R Race and Koni Yellows
eveyone know that H&r springs always seem to be higher in the rear and lower in the front,Im just wondering if i lower the perch on my konis one the rear if it willeven out with the front or will it become lower than the front?
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Re: Quick Question about H&R Race and Koni Yellows (thelate1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by thelate1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yes, it should i have the same setup on my DA. lowest setting in front, and middle setting in the rear.
good luck
</TD></TR></TABLE>im talkin about lowering the rear and leaving the front at mid perch
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</TD></TR></TABLE>im talkin about lowering the rear and leaving the front at mid perch
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Re: Quick Question about H&R Race and Koni Yellows (Rocco.)
oh, my bad. i shouldn't skim read.
usually this means your springs are in backwards, ie rear in front front in rear. i could be wrong, but most lowering springs don't give a "raked" drop. most people say that the rear is lower. this could be a unique case though.
hth.......
usually this means your springs are in backwards, ie rear in front front in rear. i could be wrong, but most lowering springs don't give a "raked" drop. most people say that the rear is lower. this could be a unique case though.
hth.......
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