Koni Yellow's into a '00 Sir
Hey guys I have a EG hatch with koni yellows not many km's on them at all. Hatch busted out on me and i was wondering if I can use my koni's on my new SiR?
thanks everyone!
Modified by Piping civic at 3:48 PM 3/30/2008
Modified by Piping civic at 3:55 PM 3/30/2008
thanks everyone!
Modified by Piping civic at 3:48 PM 3/30/2008
Modified by Piping civic at 3:55 PM 3/30/2008
Yes, but you'll need spacers for the rear lower mounts. Some steel collars or several thick washers should do the trick.
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washers do the trick...
washers do the trick...
thanks guys, what is a good size washer to use and will this effect the shock in anyway? meaning would i just better to try to get a deal on a new set even though these are only a year old?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Piping civic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thanks guys, what is a good size washer to use and will this effect the shock in anyway? meaning would i just better to try to get a deal on a new set even though these are only a year old?</TD></TR></TABLE>
http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html
bring the bolts with you and test which washers fit.
http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html
bring the bolts with you and test which washers fit.
oh i see so they will fit on the front no problem but its in the rear where the problem is. They will still fit but it is a bad camber issue if i don't use these washers? would i be better off on getting somthing a little better for a set up?
He posted the wrong link; ignore everything you read there.
It has nothing to do with alignment. The rear damper fork is simply too large to fit tightly over the control arm bushing. It leaves a significant amount of space on each side, which can cause undue stress on the mount bolt and may make a lot of noise over bumps.
It has nothing to do with alignment. The rear damper fork is simply too large to fit tightly over the control arm bushing. It leaves a significant amount of space on each side, which can cause undue stress on the mount bolt and may make a lot of noise over bumps.
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thanks guys... i am get mixed emotions about this and i'm thinking i might just have to bite the bullet and buy some new ones! car is mainly for street and maybe the track a time or two thru the summer.
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