How do I adjust the rebound on these Koni shocks?

The Koni Sport shocks are externally adjustable. You can typically use a small knob or tool to turn an adjustment screw located at the top of the shock absorber body to change the rebound setting.

What is the benefit of external adjustment?

External adjustment means you can change the damping settings without removing the shock from your vehicle. This makes it much easier to fine-tune the suspension for different driving conditions or preferences.

Are these shocks sold individually or as a pair?

This product listing is for a single front shock absorber. For a complete front suspension upgrade, you would need to purchase two shocks.

1990-1993 Acura Integra Front Shocks

Name: Koni Sport (Yellow) Shock 90-93 Acura Integra - Front
Brand: KONI
SKU: koni-koni-sport-yellow-shock-90-93-acura-integra-front-t14-4314715
Price: 192.61 USD
Availability: InStock

Koni Sport (Yellow) Shock 90-93 Acura Integra - Front

$192.61

Only 6 left in stock

Fits 1990-1993 Acura Integra. Koni Sport (Yellow) front shock absorber with external rebound adjustment for improved handling.

Key Features

Fits 1990-1993 Acura Integra.
Externally adjustable rebound damping allows for easy tuning.
Twin-tube, low-pressure gas charged design for consistent performance.
Koni Sport yellow painted finish.

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Product Details

The Koni Sport shocks for your 1990-1993 Acura Integra feature a twin-tube, low-pressure gas design. This construction helps maintain consistent damping performance, even during spirited driving. These are externally adjustable, meaning you can easily dial in the rebound damping to suit your driving style or track conditions without needing to remove the shock from the vehicle.

Koni is well-known for their performance suspension components, and the Sport series is a popular choice for drivers looking to improve their car's handling. The yellow paint is a signature look for Koni, and these shocks are built to last. Adjusting the rebound is straightforward; typically, you'll use a small knob or tool to turn the adjustment screw located at the top of the shock body. This allows you to fine-tune how quickly the shock extends after being compressed, which directly impacts how the car feels during cornering and over bumps.

If you're looking to get more out of your Integra's suspension, these Koni Sport shocks are a solid option. They offer a noticeable improvement in body control and responsiveness compared to stock dampers.