hey, anyone got the Koni yellow install instructions for a 2007 Honda Civic? i just picked up a set and I’m kinda nervous. last time i tried a suspension install, I ended up with a car that sat lower on one side. bad memories, you know?
so, I know i need to jack up the car and all, but what about the rear? do I really need to take off the whole wheel? that sounds like a lot of work just to get to the shock. and I hope I don’t need any fancy tools, my toolbox is basically just a hammer and a wrench.
But if someone has done this, what tricks do you have? I heard it’s pretty straightforward once you get going. just don’t wanna mess it up again. the last thing I need is my car bouncing like a pogo stick. any help would be super appreciated
I’ve installed Koni yellows on my 2009 Civic a while back. The instructions were ehh but the ride quality is totally worth it!
I ve installed Koni yellows on my 2008 Civic last summer in Texas, and it was a game changer! The instructions can be a bit vague, but if you have basic tools, it’s not too bad. Make sure to have a buddy help you out for support, especially when dealing with the rear shocks. You’ll love the improved handling!
I’ve done the Koni yellow install on my 2008 Civic in California, and it was a game changer! Just make sure you have the right tools and take your time with alignment afterwards. Definitely worth it for the improved ride. Good luck! Hope it goes smoothly for you!
I’ve had Koni yellows on my 2006 Civic and they completely transformed how it handled! Just make sure you’ve got the right tools ready. I live in Chicago and didn’t have too many issues with install. Hope someone can share step-by-step for you!
I ve done this on my 07 Civic last summer down in Florida, and it was a game changer! Those Koni yellows really improve the handling. You’ll def need some spring compressors and a decent jack. Just take your time, and follow the instructions step by step. Trust me, it’s well worth it once you hit the road!
Hey, I ve done the Koni yellow install on my 2008 Civic. It’s pretty straightforward but having a friend helps a ton! I did it in my garage in Michigan over the weekend. Make sure to have all your tools ready and maybe grab some new strut mounts. You’ll love the ride quality! Good luck!
I’ve done the Koni yellows on my 2006 Civic in Michigan. It’s tricky but worth it for the improved ride! Just take your time with the alignment.
I’ve dealt with Koni yellow installs before, and I gotta say, it’s worth the effort! I did it on my buddy’s 2006 Civic in California, and we had a blast. Just remember to have the right tools handy and maybe a friend to help lift the struts. Those bottom bolts can be a pain, but the improved handling is so worth it! Good luck!
I ve done the Koni yellow install on my 2008 Civic here in California and it was a great upgrade! The process isn’t too bad – just be ready for some persistence with the rear shocks. Make sure you have a solid jack and stands. I suggest watching a couple of YouTube videos for a visual guide, they helped me a ton! Enjoy the improved handling, it’s like driving a different car!
I ve installed Koni yellows on my 2008 Civic in Michigan. The process was pretty smooth, but make sure to have a solid spring compressor. It transformed my ride quality completely! Totally worth it if you enjoy spirited driving!
I’ve installed Koni yellows on my 2007 Civic a while back, maybe 2 years ago, and it was a great upgrade! I have to say, the handling improved dramatically. Just make sure you have a good set of spring compressors and take your time with the alignment afterward. Definitely worth it for those twisty roads here in California!
I’ve installed Koni yellows on my 2006 Civic here in California—it made such a difference! Just remember, it’s all about taking your time with the setup for the best ride!
I’ve installed Koni Yellows on my 2008 Civic in California, and the difference was night and day! Just remember, the rear shocks can be a bit tricky. You might need a buddy to hold things steady while you work! I have to say, though, the improved handling is totally worth it. Good luck with the install! You’ll love the ride.
I’ve actually installed Koni yellows on my 2008 Civic out here in Ohio, and it was quite the experience! I would recommend taking your time and watching some videos beforehand. The front struts were a bit tricky, but once I got the hang of it, things went smoothly. Just be sure to have the right tools and maybe a buddy to help out. You’ll love the handling after!
I ve done this on my Civic in California! Super fun upgrade—definitely worth the effort. Just be patient with the install!
I ve installed Koni yellows on my 2008 Civic down in Florida, and wow what a difference! I found the process pretty straightforward, just make sure you have the right tools and follow the step-by-step guide. Good luck with your install! You’ll love it!