Does anyone know what rate has koni sport springs?
Are they harder then stock ek9
I need rate

And If i put on koni Yellow dampers my stock ek9 springs. How is going to work?

 

KONI North America, 1961 International Way, Hebron KY, 41048 | Tel.: 859-586-4100 | Fax: 859-334-3340
http://www.koniracing.com/contact.cfm

 

I live in russia and is too expensive to give them a call.
Maybe you can help me to find out about that

 

Are emails too expensive, too?

As far as I'm aware Koni doesn't even manufacture springs. They don't indicate (at least not clearly) that they do.

http://www.koniracing.com/

Stock CTR springs are 240/240 if I recall correctly. They would be great on OTS Koni sport shocks. A lot of people like the Koni shocks because they have the adjustable perch which allows you to lower the car, stiffen the damping, and have the stock spring rates. The stock CTR rates are pretty stiff for a stock car.

 

Did you click on this link?
http://www.koniracing.com/contact.cfm
It's an email contact form.

 

Thanx for link. I got the answer from tham

 

They don't. They are using a German made spring, from Voigtland. I cannot say if the springs are specific to Koni, or if they are simply a re-boxed Voigland spring.

 

are koni springs stiffer then my ek9 stock springs?

 

Koni doesn't make springs. And any aftermarket spring is going to be guaranteed stiffer than ANY oem spring.

I really don't understand the premise of your question.

 

Ok. But in koni sport kit, springs of what brand and rate

 

While the OE CTR and ITR springs are pretty stiff, you are likely to find most (or all) aftermarket springs stiffer. With about 30 seconds of searching in Google, I found:

http://www.clubcivic.com/board/showthread.php?t=68904

That says:
EK9 CTR - 240F / 240R
99-00 Si - 201F / 99.8R
Koni RSK (aka Voigtland) - 154-205F / 270R

I don't spend a lot of time on here, but seriously - just use the search function once in a while, ok guys? I am using that result of a search, because I have obviously spent more time searching than you have.

Grumble, I actually find all of your responses in line. guys b**ch about how you respond, but are not willing to search. It's ok to post up ANOTHER thread complaining the info is not available, but get whiney when you point them.

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."

*rant mode off*

 

ok thanx man!!!
What does this numbers actually mean?

front 3,6 kg/мм
rear 2,0 kg/мм
thats the oem ek9 springs rate!!!

 

If those rates are 3,600kg/mm and 2,000 kg/mm

That's about 190lbs Front 112lbs Rear


JDM Civic Type R spring rates are 240lbs Front 240lbs rear

It sounds like you have springs that are from a DX/CX/EX/LX civic, honestly, those rates are from factory spec ~180/90

 

Did I, or did I not supply him with an email link, that he could have found himself? Did he not state PLAINLY that he got his answer? Then could not the SAME person do a simple Google search to find out what STOCK rates were? I'm not going to do ALL you people's research for you. Isn't being in the information age supposed to make your life easier? Not harder? Why is it that people think you should be handing them everything on a silver platter? The internet is the means that a man should be able to "feed himself". This forum isn't here to teach you how to use it or substitute for your inability to use it.

 

Earlier i asked about koni sport kit on civic EK9.
when i put koni sport kit on my ek9 after that the suspension became softer and the rear sides got higher
can you advice me guys please - maybe shall i put the stock springs of EK9 to make it lower and harder?

 

what position did you install the perches at? see how there's a series of notches that you can install that ring on that supports the spring perch?

 

i set ring to the lowest position!!! but it not helps
i lost in handling much((( shocks is good and better than stock
but the springs koni too soft

 

Any markings/numbers on those springs?

 

yes

1020-6064 part number of koni