How do you use adjustable rebound?

[Rapid]

I am looking to get Koni's for my 2010 GT this summer and want to understand how to use the rebound function.

I think that I would dial in more rebound on the rear to induce a little more over steer to balance the car?

Would you then run tire pressures even so the shocks were the only factor or use both?

 

[JesseW.]

this website has a good explaination of suspension changes and what they do.

http://www.sccawiregrass.org/suspension.html
http://www.sccawiregrass.org/handling.html

 

[agamble]

I got my shocks from Sam Strano, he quite active on this site and sells them at a great price. He can also tell you how to best use them. I love mine! I run them hard at the track then soften them up for the ride home. The difference is amazing.

 

[Rapid]

I got my shocks from Sam Strano, he quite active on this site and sells them at a great price. He can also tell you how to best use them. I love mine! I run them hard at the track then soften them up for the ride home. The difference is amazing.

I will get mine from him as well.

I'll look at the sites reccomended and finish gather funds!

 

[Sam Strano]

Rebound does not change oversteer or understeer, and is separate from tire pressure.

I go through all the aspects of it with my customers when they buy shocks. Rebound changes roll and pitch rate, ride quality, response, how the car takes a set, etc.

 

[Rapid]

Rebound does not change oversteer or understeer, and is separate from tire pressure.

I go through all the aspects of it with my customers when they buy shocks. Rebound changes roll and pitch rate, ride quality, response, how the car takes a set, etc.

Cool. I'll look forward to putting my order in.

 

[Kona6Stang10]

Rebound does not change oversteer or understeer, and is separate from tire pressure.

I go through all the aspects of it with my customers when they buy shocks. Rebound changes roll and pitch rate, ride quality, response, how the car takes a set, etc.

And another reason why I can't wait to get the Koni adjustable from you Sam!