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Koni 8250 1021 - STR.T Orange Shocks

Name: Koni 8250 1021 - STR.T Orange Shocks (8250 1021)
Brand: Koni
SKU: 5c5cbcefe6755f27fe2f9480
Price: 118.30 USD
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Part #: 8250 1021

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Title	Koni - KONI STR.T (orange) 8250- non-adjustable, twin-tube low pressure gas

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David Magana

1995 Honda Prelude

What made you choose this particular product?

Past experience, great reviews from others.

Is this your first time buying from this brand? Did you consider other brands?

No, had purchased and installed yellows on my Scion tC. Nope, hands down my favorite shock absorber.

Was it easy to install? Any installation tips that will help others?

Not too bad. Did it while replacing the springs as well. Careful with the rear shocks, as the welded nuts on the fork cross threads easily. Had to grind them off and use a nut and lock washer instead.

Once you've had a chance to use the product, did it meet your expectations?

Immediately met my expectations. With some careful tuning, I got my car to handle beautifully. Expensive, but absolutely worth the money.

Any additional comments?

These shocks seem to last forever. Will not blow out in a year like cheap coilovers. For the track minded enthusiast.

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Alejandro Leiva

1994 Honda Prelude

What made you choose this particular product?

They are a good value for the money, also road legal without any paper work at my country

Is this your first time buying from this brand? Did you consider other brands?

Iv'e considered all the posible brands for suspension but as i said that was the best value/cost option

Was it easy to install? Any installation tips that will help others?

Is as easy to install as any other aftermarket suspension.

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Jerad B.

2006 Ford Mustang

What made you choose this particular product?

OEM shocks and struts were worn.

Is this your first time buying from this brand? Did you consider other brands?

Yes, and no. Good quality, works as advertised. Better than OEM.

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Christopher Glafenhein

2008 Saab 9-3

What made you choose this particular product?

Wanted to go slightly lower and improve handling. I was tired of the characteristic understeer of the stock setup in the 9-3 and figured a good way to start solving that was with better suspension and tires.

Is this your first time buying from this brand? Did you consider other brands?

Yes, also considered Bilstein but for this application Koni is the better choice IMO

Was it easy to install? Any installation tips that will help others?

Fairly easy. Get yourself and impact and a torque wrench and it can be done in an afternoon. I had to drive around a lot to find the right tools but it is definitely doable on your own with the right tools. The rear lower control arm can be detached for easy spring removal instead of messing with spring compressors, I wish I had known that before cutting spring compressors to fit back there.

Once you've had a chance to use the product, did it meet your expectations?

Absolutely blown away with the difference. It rides smoother, handles endlessly better, and was not too difficult when all things were said and done to install. If I can keep up with a SCCA autoX prepped miata on the Dragon then you know this was a major improvement. Before I'd be lucky to get through a corner without tire squeal and major front plow.

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Matt PT

2013 Chevrolet Camaro

What made you choose this particular product?

Improved handling and I installed these with lowering springs. I read reviews on the Koni shocks and felt it was a great brand and good price.

Is this your first time buying from this brand? Did you consider other brands?

Yes

Was it easy to install? Any installation tips that will help others?

The strut installation is pretty straight forward. I highly recommend an impact wrench. Makes the job much easier to do yourself.

Once you've had a chance to use the product, did it meet your expectations?

Yes

Any additional comments?

These are very good shocks! The ride feels like stock but very much improved handling. I installed these with H&R lowering springs and plan on getting new wheels and tires eventually.

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