Elan vs +2 rear shock absorber query
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My old ones seem to be
82R 1371_
005
Or about 1975 I think
The
82R 1371
912 has a decal, not stamped Koni label, about 1985?
New 2018
8610 1388
Sport
82R 1371_
005
Or about 1975 I think
The
82R 1371
912 has a decal, not stamped Koni label, about 1985?
New 2018
8610 1388
Sport
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h20hamelan - Coveted Fifth Gear
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nmauduit wrote:andyelan wrote:Today, TTR does list different dampers for the Plus 2 and the Elan, but Koni do not. I personally have had both Koni and Armstrong dampers on the rear of my Plus 2 and I've found them both a bit too soft.
the (red 80/82 series, here 82R1371 for the rear - I assume black are the same, not sure about the yellow) Konis are adjustable, though one need to take them out of the car to do so : for a road specs 2 seater I suppose the default setting (lighter) would be fine, for a fast road or track inclined a click or two might be advisable, as well as for the heavier plus2 (the front I have are 80V1691, for 2 seaters - I suppose at least the threaded bottom is at a different angle)
http://www.koni.com/en-US/Cars/Technology/Adjustment-Guides/
Anyone ever undone the shock nut, lowered the piston and adjusted. Easy to retrieve the piston with a spiral wire fish tool.
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