My car came with Koni Reds in the front, which the previous owner thought were a bit on the hard side - I find them quite OK, not hard enough to remark on; combined with the upgraded ARB pressing on is quite enjoyable on suitable roads. Anyway, I wanted to know how to adjust them in case I wanted to one day, so I did some web research. Eventually I found something related to shocks with eyes both ends (Type 80,90?)- look on the top end for 2 small holes where you can get a small but long screwdriver through, push a rubber washer down, extend the shock, slip the rubber out, and then compress the shock, turn until you feel something engage. Turning the top in relation to the lower body then changes the valving. Refit rubber washer when done. 4 settings available, 180degrees each, clockwise is firmer.
Does this sound correct - without removing I think I can feel those 2 holes in the top? If I remove and clean will I find a type or model number on the body?