I was looking on tirerack.com the other day and came across this:

DO NOT USE WITH EIBACH SPRINGS OR ON SH MODELS

They are referring to the Koni Sport shocks. Just curious as to why they have this type of warning listed for the Koni's... anyone have any ideas???

 

That's warning is for the stock springs.

 

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I think you may have been confused, it says do not use Koni's WITH Eibach Springs... anyone know why?

 

I don't know why it says that. There are many Honda owners using Koni Yellow's and Eibach springs. I've got Yellow's and Prokit in my car. If you search ht, you'll come up many results, it's a popular combination.

 

They sell koni's with different spring perches. They could only have on type on tire rack, try one of the honda tech sponsers i got a good deal from them.

 

All Koni Yellow's come with a minimum of three grooves for the perch on the shock body.

The lowest price is at shox.com, and they price match.

 

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No they don't, Koni yellow's only have 2 grooves in the front. You dont even know anything about parts you supposedly own? You spread alot of whack information.

Like i said koni makes different spring PERCH'S, no where in my post did i say anything about the height adjusting grooves. If you dont know the perch is the "seat" for the spring. They could be selling only one type of koni, Good luck with your descion.


Modified by my9thtry at 2:20 PM 3/28/2008