Koni kits with h&r springs

[jack_hammer]

Any chance you guys plan to carry these when released?

https://www.google.com/url?q=https:/...8grSpRAd-MtdCA

Here's the link to the website
http://www.koni-na.com/cat_search.cf...=25&mod_id=535

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[SparkySparks]

Originally Posted by jack_hammer Any chance you guys plan to carry these when released? https://www.google.com/url?q=https:/...8grSpRAd-MtdCA Here's the link to the website http://www.koni-na.com/cat_search.cf...e5Qx7AcFnhc5UH Sent from my LG-MS770 using Tapatalk

Second link doesn't seem to be working, would be nice for these to release while Koni is doing their 25% off.

[jack_hammer]

Looks like April 2014 according to the link that's not working. Here's another link. I'm on my phone, so sometimes links don't copy properly

http://www.koni-na.com/sport_spring.cfm

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[obijack]

That would be bad ass!

[EdgeAutosport.com]

We will certainly be carrying those when they are released!

[timmcc02]

Let us know when that sport kit becomes available!

[EdgeAutosport.com]

Will do!

[jrotaryb]

The STR.T "Orange" strut/shock set is available now from Koni to my knowledge (without the H&R springs, which should be different than the current H&R's sold individually).

Now idea how good they are, but they are very affordable...

[nybe0010]

Originally Posted by jrotaryb The STR.T "Orange" strut/shock set is available now from Koni to my knowledge (without the H&R springs, which should be different than the current H&R's sold individually). Now idea how good they are, but they are very affordable...

on the website. I see koni is offering the oranges and yellows as kits now. one comes with blue koni springs and the other is h&r. i havent heard much about the oranges either, but indeed very affordable


@EdgeAutosport.com;

[jrotaryb]

Originally Posted by nybe0010 on the website. I see koni is offering the oranges and yellows as kits now. one comes with blue koni springs and the other is h&r. i havent heard much about the oranges either, but indeed very affordable @EdgeAutosport.com;

I'm not sure about that - from what understand, they are not offering two kits with two different springs. The springs offered will be the same as the current H&R springs. I contacted a Koni rep who told me that the springs are not unique to the Koni kit and are the same as the H&R springs you can currently buy from a number of different vendors. So, if you currently have H&R springs and want a set of yellows/oranges from Koni, you will effectively have the same "kit".

Whether Koni will have them painted/powder coated in Koni blue for their packaging is yet to be seen (as Koni's website notes the product may look different because the site is using a stock photo).

For now, Koni's price for STR.T ("orange") with the annual shock sale is pretty crazy!

[jack_hammer]

the oranges are only for the front. the rears are "TBA"

[jrotaryb]

Originally Posted by jack_hammer the oranges are only for the front. the rears are "TBA"

Wrong. Rear is TBA for Gen1 MS3. They are available for Gen2 now:

Front:
8750 1088L
8750 1088R

Rear:
8050 1109

[nybe0010]

Originally Posted by jrotaryb Wrong. Rear is TBA for Gen1 MS3. They are available for Gen2 now:

i just looked on edge and saw oranges for both gens. from what i read the orange is comparable to the yellows on like the softest setting. so would that be too soft for most of us then? how would that compare to the fsd? i know your not suppose to run lowering springs with those but ppl have done it without issues. orange can be had for $450 ish and i thought i saw yellows online for like $517 or something!

[EdgeAutosport.com]

The orange STR.T shocks are their "street" upgrade. Meaning for cars who want a little more performance out of their setup but are probably gonna never find themselves on a track. The Yellow's are just a step up from that having the adjustability to go a bit stiffer and be used on the track as well as the street. You can run lowering springs with either of these no problem as they are both designed to work with them. It seems the H&R springs are the preferred spring for both of these struts though.

The FSD's aren't necessarily designed with lowering springs in mind as they are more for comfort and daily drivability. I'm sure you can put lowering springs on a set of FSD's but it probably won't give you the best results...

[OverBoosted]

I would be interested in a review of the SRT.Ts. Im in need of new struts and am highly considering them or the yellows.

[jack_hammer]

Originally Posted by jrotaryb They are available for Gen2 now:

i DGAF about the pu. i'm living that genwon life, playa!

[Steezyms3]

If anybody wants to try those orange konis I do not recommended them. I tried on one of my previous integras and they did not last more than 2k miles before they gave out on me. They were always bouncy I did have the car lowered about 2 inches but they didn't hold up for even as long as stock ones would have so just keep that in mind.

[nybe0010]

Originally Posted by Steezyms3 If anybody wants to try those orange konis I do not recommended them. I tried on one of my previous integras and they did not last more than 2k miles before they gave out on me. They were always bouncy I did have the car lowered about 2 inches but they didn't hold up for even as long as stock ones would have so just keep that in mind.

your ride was lowered 2 inches.. @smr87; begs to differ.

[Steezyms3]

Originally Posted by nybe0010 your ride was lowered 2 inches.. @smr87; begs to differ.

That was just my 2 cents. Yes I was lowered a good amount but even on stock shocks I've lowered two inches before and held up way longer than those konis did.

[smr87]

I've got about 2.5k on my set right now, so far so good. Including a proper thrashing on a less than smooth road this morning. Comparing across two different platforms is useless. I also hope you filed a warranty claim on those if they shit the bed that quickly I'd venture to guess they had something wrong with them.

[EdgeAutosport.com]

2" is pretty aggressive! But either way, it seems that the guys who have them on their speeds are pretty happy with them.

[EdgeAutosport.com]

Just wanted to let you guys know that we have these kits in stock. I'll be making up a thread on them shortly.