Auto-x A/S question: koni shocks
Ride height must be within stock specs...if the lower perch keeps you within the stock height range (and most cars it will not) then you can use the lower perch.
Not sure if it is still required, but many years ago you had to weld the perch setting for Konis in stock class...but I hope the SEB got rid of that rule by now.
Not sure if it is still required, but many years ago you had to weld the perch setting for Konis in stock class...but I hope the SEB got rid of that rule by now.
negcamber's unfortunately incorrect. Read the shock rules (the SCCA rulebook is available online) -- ride height isn't what has to be stock, but rather the distance between the spring perch and the mounting points. What that means for the S2000's Koni's is that you must use the higher perch.
Originally Posted by PedalFaster,Aug 21 2006, 01:46 AM
What that means for the S2000's Koni's is that you must use the higher perch.
Warren
Originally Posted by PedalFaster,Aug 21 2006, 01:46 AM
negcamber's unfortunately incorrect.
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