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cody · 2009-09-17, 01:13 PM

I wish I could figure out the best settings for them. On the AGX's it was easy to tell the difference between the 4 different stiffness settings and 2 (Med-soft) front and rear was by far the best for handling while autoXing (and for comfort every day). With the infinite adjustments and wide range of damping on the Konis, I'm a little lost. I just keep changing them to try to learn them.

Alex had a good method I think I'll try. He said that by looking at the hood and road or out the rearview you can tell how much bounce you're getting in the front vs rear. So I'll start at soft again and slowly stiffen them up again.

2009-09-17, 01:13 PM	#39
cody Candy Mountain Real Name: Cody Join Date: May 2005 Location: Californication Posts: 7,751 Car: 03 Pussy Wagon, now with more pink! Class: TESP OMG Internet!	I wish I could figure out the best settings for them. On the AGX's it was easy to tell the difference between the 4 different stiffness settings and 2 (Med-soft) front and rear was by far the best for handling while autoXing (and for comfort every day). With the infinite adjustments and wide range of damping on the Konis, I'm a little lost. I just keep changing them to try to learn them. Alex had a good method I think I'll try. He said that by looking at the hood and road or out the rearview you can tell how much bounce you're getting in the front vs rear. So I'll start at soft again and slowly stiffen them up again. __________________ Slow and low, that is the tempo.