Koni Yellows with OEM springs?

2string1 · 07-17-2022, 06:44 AM

OK, maybe I should explain the question better. I have Swift lowering springs and Koni yellows. Since lowering her it has taken the enjoyment out of driving her. Every dip in the road and transitions from road to driveways, parking lots you name it. It bottoms out. No fun to have to be so careful. I knew before I did this it would be a problem, but didn't think just driving down a road and hitting a dip would be affected. So I want to take the Swift springs out and keep the Koni yellow shocks on. They are not coil overs. The description for the Konis says they are specially designed for cars that are fitted with lowering springs". Does that mean they won't work correctly if I put the OEM springs back on?

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07-17-2022, 06:44 AM	#5 (permalink)
2string1 Enthusiast Member Join Date: May 2020 Location: Vermont Posts: 356 Drives: 2010 Roadster Rep Power: 15461	OK, maybe I should explain the question better. I have Swift lowering springs and Koni yellows. Since lowering her it has taken the enjoyment out of driving her. Every dip in the road and transitions from road to driveways, parking lots you name it. It bottoms out. No fun to have to be so careful. I knew before I did this it would be a problem, but didn't think just driving down a road and hitting a dip would be affected. So I want to take the Swift springs out and keep the Koni yellow shocks on. They are not coil overs. The description for the Konis says they are specially designed for cars that are fitted with lowering springs". Does that mean they won't work correctly if I put the OEM springs back on?