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Slow_GSXApr-22-02 06:29 AM
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#8795, "Question on Konis Yellows"


          

I just need a quick clarification on Koni Yellows. If I install Konis in the front with stock springs, I will remain stock height, yes? A whiles back, someone said that the Konis will drop me an inch, I don't know if they assumed I was going wit lowering springs.

I know for the integras, the koni yellows have an adjustable spring perch that does allow you a certain level of ride height adjustibility.

Will there be a difference in ride height if I go with Konis or illuminas (i'm thinking no, just want to make sure)?

Thanks a lot guys.


98 GSX Power

  

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cyanApr-22-02 09:55 AM
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#8796, "RE: Question on Konis Yellows"
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they keep you at stock height, if you wanted to you could reverse the perch and mount it upside down, which may lower you 1/3 to 1/2 inch but thats it.


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