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Hey guys. Just finished installing my rear struts and springs couple minutes ago. I was curious to how you guys adjust the rear? Its kinda hard to get the knob into the hole. Is there something im missing?


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Originally posted by BigT:
Its kinda hard to get the knob into the hole.




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Sorry, I couldn't help myself... Are you making sure it lines up properly? You didn't mangle anything in the install, did you? Maybe new it's a little snug, but I've never seen one that was tough to get in. Take a good look at the interface and carefully line it up.


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Im about to do my Konis as well. From what I have searched, you have to grind down the knob for the rears so it will actually fit, just the area you grab, not the actual adjuster.


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Sounds good


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Originally posted by CSVT985:
Im about to do my Konis as well. From what I have searched, you have to grind down the knob for the rears so it will actually fit, just the area you grab, not the actual adjuster.




That's a common fix, but I found I didn't have to do that. I peeled back the carpet in that little corner, and removed any white foam sticky-tape/padding from around the hole, and I had just enough clearance.


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Originally posted by RogerB:
Originally posted by CSVT985:
Im about to do my Konis as well. From what I have searched, you have to grind down the knob for the rears so it will actually fit, just the area you grab, not the actual adjuster.



That's a common fix, but I found I didn't have to do that. I peeled back the carpet in that little corner, and removed any white foam sticky-tape/padding from around the hole, and I had just enough clearance.



As did I.


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Originally posted by SVT PETE:
Originally posted by RogerB:
Originally posted by CSVT985:
Im about to do my Konis as well. From what I have searched, you have to grind down the knob for the rears so it will actually fit, just the area you grab, not the actual adjuster.



That's a common fix, but I found I didn't have to do that. I peeled back the carpet in that little corner, and removed any white foam sticky-tape/padding from around the hole, and I had just enough clearance.



As did I.




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I just installed mine last weekend. I had to cut the knob to fit the rear.

I don't know if you've road tested yet....but the Koni's kick serious ass. I have this long winding curve that I drive every night on my way home. With the stock suspension my car would start to get uncomfortable around 100mph....with the Koni's I get up to 120mph and still feel comfortable. I have the Koni Sport Kit, and it provides the perfect ride height and wheel clearence for my 18's.

I'm gonna post some pics of my car tonight when I get home.


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