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Re: Koni yellows (again)



<x-flowed>No offense Brett, but didn't I specifically state: "Make sure you do this 
before you start flaming"? I might be the only one to know about this but I 
was trying to offer up new info and fuck the koni site!! Try it!! See what 
you have before you make assumptions; that you have no first hand experience 
  does not qualify your statement. This might not be for rebound or 
compression but I do know that there is an adjustment to be made and I 
couldnt see it being 2 rebound adjustments. I'm not trying to offend anyone 
but if you havent DONE THIS dont attempt to tell me what anyone else says 
(including koni) cause you might not be reading the right info. HTH and 
sorry if I'm being rather arrogant. (speaking of arrogant I noticed you 
didnt reply Sean :))


>From: Brett Van Sprewenburg <brett@netacc.net>
>To: scirocco-l@scirocco.org
>Subject: Re: Koni yellows (again)
>Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 23:05:44 -0400
>
>>Ok, so here goes nothin. Cartridge out of car, fully compress and
>>rotate clockwise until you feel it drop down into the groove that is
>>internal to the cartridge and rotate the shaft clockwise to tighten
>>the compression stroke (could be rebound not sure). Flame away! just
>>make sure you do this before you start flaming!!
>>
>>
>>>From: Shawn C Meze <skerocdriver@juno.com>
>>>
>>>On Sat, 20 Nov 1999 21:12:08 PST "Chris DeLong" <green536@hotmail.com>
>>>writes:
>>> >Am I mistaken here, or does everyone know about the WAY to adjust the
>>> >compression dampening on their konis?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Id love to hear it.
>>>
>>>
>>>             Shawn Meze
>
>
>This will be the last time I have anything to say on this.  As I've
>said at least 3 times, go look on the damn Koni website for the chart
>showing REBOUND compression adjustment.  Now, the older Koni yellow
>sports didn't have the adjustment knob (and as I've also mentioned
>previously) could be adjusted (REBOUND only again) off the car
>exactly as you state.  I actually have a set of them right now that
>I'm shipping off to Scott soon.  I actually also have a set of newer
>Koni Yellow sports that has the knob on top (for REBOUND adjustment).
>
>If you're actually saying that the Koni Yellow Sports have a knob
>on top for rebound adjustment, AND can be adjusted for compression
>off the car as you state...you'd be the only person to know about it.
>I also wonder why it was never mentioned in the documentation I
>received with my brand new Koni Yellow Sports.  I would also wonder
>why this adjustment option has never been mentioned any place else...
>relevant places would include the VW newsgroups, the VW Autocross list,
>the Wheel-2-Wheel auto racing list.  Other sources of info would be
>Shine racing services, BSI motorsports and RD Enterprises (all of
>whom I talked with before buying the Konis).  Both Shine & BSI mentioned
>that they were in the process of testing the new (and not yet commercially
>available) DOUBLE ADJUSTABLE Koni's.  This turned into the Koni
>'28 Series'...these are very different from the Koni Yellows...before
>anyone says anything else go look on the Koni website as frankly I'm a
>little tired of arguing about this.  Further postings on this subject
>will be dutifully ignored.
>
>==Brett
>
>\/  '84 Scirocco (ITB racer 2B) | "Hot VW's, take two home. They're small"
>\/\/ '88 Scirocco 16v (Show), '85 Scirocco (Winter) | - brett@netacc.net
>
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