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Put Koni Adjustable sports on my 5g. Fronts look good, brought it down a bit. The rear is WAY high. Perch is on upper groove. Anyone have this trouble?
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I read read this correctly you are using the "yellow" Sport shocks. If so, make sure the C-clips for the rear are on the middle groove-that is the standard location. How you position the spring cups is also important. If still in doubt-Koni has a tech line you can call in Hebron, KY.
If you can e-mail a picture of the shocks on the car I can see if all is good. Our car (FOR SALE) came out perfect.
If you can e-mail a picture of the shocks on the car I can see if all is good. Our car (FOR SALE) came out perfect.
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Seat is on top groove. My logic is the more the spring is cpmpressed on the shock, the lower the ride height. I tried installing the seat (or "perch") the other way which would have compressed the spring a bit more (but I doubt it would be notceable), but the spring wouldn't center on the seat.
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Drop it down to the middle. Your logic is incorrect as to Static settings. The spring has a fixed length that gets compressed under load. Trust me-the middle perch is the right one unless you want it even lower.