Description:
Durable shocks that still give you a comfortable, yet controlled ride.
These Koni 88 Series shock absorbers are the most popular heavy-duty shock absorbers. They feature independent bump and rebound control to allow for high rebound forces without sacrificing ride quality. The Koni 88 Series shock absorbers use a patented, slow-opening foot valve for greater comfort and 100 percent of available(more)
Description:
Durable shocks that still give you a comfortable, yet controlled ride.
These Koni 88 Series shock absorbers are the most popular heavy-duty shock absorbers. They feature independent bump and rebound control to allow for high rebound forces without sacrificing ride quality. The Koni 88 Series shock absorbers use a patented, slow-opening foot valve for greater comfort and 100 percent of available rebound forces without the use of special tools. The shocks contain 40 percent more oil in the reservoir than necessary for them to operate properly. Available for trucks, buses, over-the-road coaches, motor homes, and many other specialty vehicle applications, these Koni 88 Series shock absorbers give you the smooth ride and performance that you've been waiting for.
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Welcome to the North American website for KONI shock absorbers. KONI is the premier manufacturer of adjustable shocks in the world. Our shocks are made from the highest quality raw materials and machined to the highest tolerances. This quality allows KONI North America to offer a limited lifetime warranty on our shocks. Also check out our complete suspension kits for many popular vehicles. Our 1130 Sport kit includes a performance adjustable shock with KONI lowering spring. Our lowering springs are also avaialble separately in our 1020 kits. We also offer an 1150 Sport coil over kit on selected applications which include a coil over shock or strut and spring combination. Check out our new FSD dampers taking shock technology to a new level of performance and comfort. If you have any questions please feel free to call or email us.
