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Run tokico shocks in the 90s

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I ran Tokico shocks in the 90s, which were superior in my opinion.

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Adjust (unless they also have blades)

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I assume you would still need to compress it to adjust (unless they also have blades).

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Adjust (unless they also have blades)

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I assume you would still need to compress it to adjust (unless they also have blades).

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Adjust these

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How does one adjust these?

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Replace compression (jounce) rate

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rotate one direction or the other to change compression (jounce) rate.

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Replace compression rate by turning one way or the other

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You can easily change compression rate by turning one way or the other.

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I assume you would still need to compress it to adjust (unless they also have blades).

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How does one adjust these?

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rotate one direction or the other to change compression (jounce) rate.

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You can easily change compression rate by turning one way or the other.

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Run tokico shocks in the 90s

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I ran Tokico shocks in the 90s, which were superior in my opinion.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How does one adjust these? https://www.ecstuning.com/b-koni-par...SAEEgLZMvD_BwE

POST 2Original post

There is a blade at the top of the struts. You can easily change compression rate by turning one way or the other. The shocks are different. You need to remove the snub bumper and then compress the unit all the way until you get engagement of the adjuster. Then you do the same thing as you might with the strut - i.e. rotate one direction or the other to change compression (jounce) rate. At least that's the way all of my Konis work. Edit: I see those shocks don't have an upper sleeve. No need to remove the bump rubber. I assume you would still need to compress it to adjust (unless they also have blades). Their last image shows the blade on the struts. Little tool for the blade adjustment:

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I almost went with the adjustable Koni shocks, since I used to run them when I raced back in the 80s. I ran Tokico shocks in the 90s, which were superior in my opinion. I'm glad I went with the Feal coilovers. They really weren't that much more than the Koni once you figure in all new mounts and bolts. With the Feal, all four corners have a small adjustable **** on top for adjustment. Much easier that many adjustables, and I don't have to worry about losing the ****. They stay in place at all times. You really can't do that with the large white Koni ****. Also I have height adjustment from stock height to "oh, no, that's TOO low!"

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