i live in mn so i would want to adjust the height with the seasons...


i'm not a rich man, is this the best suspension option for my $$$?

 

I think koni are a pretty good bang for the buck.

 

Koni has great coilovers. Adjusting the height isn't very simple though. It's not bad but you wouldn't want to do it too often.

 

I like mine. And adjusting the height isn't that bad, it does take a good amount of tedious wrenching-reposition-check height-repeat, but yeah, they're good.

 

What Yuikio said, but its like that for most every coilover out there. On the koni's front are damping adjustable and height and the rears are height adjustable and i believe damping, i never set the damping on the rear because i was in a rush. The only problem with konis are the rear coilovers. It is like a sleve that goes over the shock body and is bolted down by pin head allen keys, if any force is exerted on the rears the sleve will spin around the shock body and it will go nowhere. Also it is a breeze to lower your car b/c your decompressing the spring but to raise it you may have to pull the coilover off and compress the spring because it's just to much force it all depends on how low the car is already. I had to do this because my front was soo low. Otherwise they are great.