how shoud the spring perch on koni yellows on the rear be facing??
i have a 2000 integra here are pics of the koni yellows sp3's
how should the perch be facing you got illustration for the rear shocks

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by greenteg2k00 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> how shoud the spring perch on koni yellows on the rear be facing??
i have a 2000 integra here are pics of the koni yellows sp3's
how should the perch be facing you got illustration for the rear shocks</TD></TR></TABLE>

The rear perch should go just like it does on stock shocks or any other, facing up like a cup that you can pour liquid into.

 

how come the front shocks werent face like a cup huh the rear is always opposite

 

I dunno. Just because.

 

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who knows man, just look at how the perches look on the stock shocks, the Koni ones are exactly the same and go the same way, except that they just aren't welded to the shock body.

 

I remember the way I figured it out a long time ago b/c I wasn't sure at the time either.

I took a stock front shock and the Koni shock, placed them next to each other, and compared the perch heights. If you do this, you'll notice that putting the Koni perch upside-down makes the spring sit up a lot higher. It's the opposite for the rear.

 

can you just illustrate how the rear perch should look like
/------\ or \____/

 

front: _/-------\_

rear:
\-------/
.\____/

 

so basically the rear is opposite from the front i just wanna make sure because i dont want end up installing upside down and doing it over again like i did with the front

 

yessssssssss man that is correct like everybody has said

 

thanks sorry man i just wanna be sure its a hassle