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Old 07-26-2022, 10:07 AM   #12
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Koni Red can NOT be adjusted.

Koni Sport (yellow) can be adjusted, but you wont be able to get to the top of them on the rear's to actually adjust them. They would have to make the adjuster external & at the bottom for the rears....but that wont ever happen since that would be a completely new design for Koni as a whole.

You really wont get anything "less firm" when you have a much smaller sidewall tire. Your current shocks could very well be bad and need to be replaced anyway, but I wouldn't expect in your mind that anything is going to make the ride better when you make changes with tires & wheel size

You can't expect a car to handle the same when you make the kind of changes you have made. So you have to decide....want looks or want ride quality. You wont get both.
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