koni coil over spanner wrench

[davespencer]

having trouble finding a spanner wrench to adjust the springs on mk iv here in northern michigan. any body have a good idea or source to buy the wrench?
thanks for the help!

[Jeff Kleiner]

No tool needed, simply raise the car so that the springs are relaxed and you can turn the adjuster rings by hand (as long as nobody overtightened the setscrews).

Jeff

[Avalanche325]

if you need something, a drift punch or a small Phillips screwdriver will do it.

[CFranks]

If none of the above options work, Breeze has a spanner for Konis: https://www.breezeautomotive.com/sho...ng-adjustment/

[JohnK]

Koni sells a spanner for their shocks. It's P/N 7029170080. IIRC, it's like $18.

[Avalanche325]

Koni sells a spanner for their shocks. It's P/N 7029170080. IIRC, it's like $18.

When I first read that, I thought the part number was IIRC. I was thinking "Look at the big brain on John"!

[Papa]

Koni sells a spanner for their shocks. It's P/N 7029170080. IIRC, it's like $18.

That wrench won't work on our FFR provided Koni shocks. You need the pin type, or just do as Jeff said and unload the springs and turn them by hand. If you don't believe me, I'll sell you the one collecting dust in my garage.

[JohnK]

I guess I should clarify which Koni shocks I'm referring to. I have the silver double-adjustable Koni's and the wrench I mentioned works perfectly on those.

[John4337]

I used a rubber strap wrench.

[harveyspecter1209]

having trouble finding a spanner wrench to adjust the springs on mk iv here in northern michigan. any body have a good idea or source to buy the wrench?
thanks for the help!

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You can find on Amazon or Summit Racing Equipment to find the wrench.