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Breaking my beloved Prelude (5Th gen Si-R). UPDATED ON PG 10
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Koni yellows and ground control sleeves, rated very highly over in america but to me even tho there better matched to cars as you pick which shocks your using there still sleeves, springs are made by eibach thobb1boy wrote:Is that suspension a proper coilover setup or are they Koni yellow dampers with coilover sleeves on?

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Re: Breaking my beloved Prelude (5Th gen Si-R). UPDATED ON P
They're Koni Yellows with Skunk2 sleeves. Personally i think it's a better match up than the GC ones. The ride is quite hard but that's to be expected with how low I put it.
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I don't think the hardness has anything to do with the ride height as the spring moves up and down on the sleeve, without changing its compression. I think the hardness of the ride is down to the stiffness of the Skunk2 springs.
The Koni's are a good damper though and should eliminate most of the chronic 'bounce' that comes with using those sleeves..
The Koni's are a good damper though and should eliminate most of the chronic 'bounce' that comes with using those sleeves..
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