Greg964

Apparantly Koni is now making rear sport shocks for the 993, to go along with the front strut assemblies which have been available. Best of all they are on sale at Paragon. I just ordered the set of 4 for $913.50 shipped. These are the yellow adjustable sport shocks, not the FSD shocks discussed recently (and also on sale)

Rear 8241-1273LSPORT and 8241-1273RSPORT
Front 8741-1542LSPORT and 8741-1542RSPORT





http://www.paragon-products.com/Sear...Price=&Search=

TheBen

Interested to hear how you like them. I'm still on the original monroes but the rear has got a slight leak. New suspension is on my list for 2010!

RDS928S

Are the rear yellow sport shocks ride height adjustable?

Thanks Rich

Greg964

I hope so! I will post photos when they arrive.

MrBonus

I love Koni products. I can't wait to hear how you like them.

Stealth 993

I am VERY interested in these! Let us know when you get them, show some pics!!

I'm leaning towards the FSD's, but can do the Yellow ones as well.

Todd B

My targa has a rear shock that's shot, makes driving the car loads of fun. It would be great to hear how soft to stiff the shocks can be set compared to the factory. If it can match the factory feel, then great.

Gert

No, the rears are not adjustable.
The fixed spring perch is at the same height of the factory shocks.

CaptainGSR

I have Koni Yellows on my Integra and I love them!

97_993C2

Is that US or RoW factory height, or is it dependent on which springs are installed?

GaryB

I recently received an email from Jason at Paragon saying that the FSD shocks should arrive mid-February, and the price will be a little lower that the earlier web price. I've emailed Steve Weiner to talk about scheduled install. Woohoo!

Gary

vaujot

The right height depends on the springs. I think, that the konis cannot be adjusted is not a problem. If they work with eibach or h&r lowering springs, you should be able to get the car about 1,5 inches lower than with the US suspension. I think, if you really want to be even lower than that, you should use a system designed specifically for this, i.e. fully adjustable coilovers with helper springs.

Stealth 993

Are you sure the rears are fixed valving? I know a bunch of Koni Yellows rears you have to push in the shock piston all the way, then twist to adjust. They do not have the external adjuster.

bart1

He meant adjustable for height, as was asked earlier.