Thats what I'm saying, but the range of adjustment isn't all that great with the standard perch (lower spring seat) height options. The perch is located by a clip that fits into your choice of a number of circumferential grooves (three is typical, but some 'Yellows' have more I understand), and the number of grooves can be easily increased by machining extra ones.
I would be cautious just how low you drop though, the standard Konis aren't designed for 'slamming'! For that you need a damper with a shorter body length, or very stiff springs to prevent bottoming out.



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