Koni Orange STR.T Shocks & Struts?

[Boaisy]

I had the StreetPro kit from Vorshlag with camber plates and Eibach springs.The car drove like it was on rails, and it was quiet. Eibach springs can get a bit bouncy sometimes, but Vorshlag does offer other springs with their kit.

 

[05gtowner]

They are good replacement shocks/struts for a mildly lowered car. (between .75-1.25 an inch) anything more then that and you would be better to go with yellows. Not to say that there isn't people who have had issues with them but most who have suspension noises are from noisy sway bar links or using GT500 mounts or camber bolts. Which are not the right way to correct for incorrect camber. I have had mine on for 30K miles. No noises, squeaks or clunks. Paired with the roush springs, steeda strut mounts, and some 2010 sway bar end links and it rides better then stock. I can't say I need anything more for a DD.

 

[RazorbackMustang]

I have the Koni str-t's with FRPP "P"springs, these are much better than the stock setup with no noises.

Exactly my setup. Good to kno, thanks!

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[Onelildude]

I run Str.t's and BMR springs on my DD and they've been great for over 60k miles i've been running them. The ride is a little harsh, but i have 20's on the car, so it's expected. I love the ride and wouldn't trade it for anything.