I have Koni Sport adjustable shocks for the DC2 ITR and i'm lookin fo sum springs to buy. I want the higher spring rates of the Neuspeed race springs, but right now i don't want to lower the car more then 51mm (2").

So does any 1 got pics of a teg that has this done to it, cuz i would like to see how it would look?

 

The top perch setting on the front Koni shocks for Civics and Integras is the stock height setting, so you won't gain any height there. The top perch on the rear shocks is 15mm higher than the stock (middle setting).

 

oh cuz i just opend up the boxes to my koni yellows yesterday (ups dropped them off yesterday) and the fronts have 5 groves on them and there is a small ring on the middle 1, and on the rears it has 3 groves in the shocks, and the small ring is on the middle 1 also.

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by -R- &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">oh cuz i just opend up the boxes to my koni yellows yesterday (ups dropped them off yesterday) and the fronts have 5 groves on them and there is a small ring on the middle 1, and on the rears it has 3 groves in the shocks, and the small ring is on the middle 1 also.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Looks like you got Neuspeed Koni Sport front shocks, and regular Koni Sport rear shocks. I know of 2 other people this has happened to also, one of them got Neuspeed Koni front and regular Koni rears, and the other guy got regular Koni fronts and Neuspeed Koni rears.

FYI the Neuspeed versions of the Koni shocks have 5 grooves on both front and rear shocks, and 20mm shortened shock rods. Regular Konis have 2 grooves on the front ones and 3 on the rear.

To determine for sure which groove is the stock height, just put the shock w/ spring perch next to an OEM shock and compare the perch position.

 

oh aight
it's weird cuz no where on da box does it say Neuspeed, i ordered them from modacar.com