Koni FSD or Koni Yellows? Paired up with Eibach Pro Kit?

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ms3brendan

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• Mar 24, 2010

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I've been reading up on how weak the stock dampers are and when I get to doing springs I may as well do the dampers as well.. The Koni FSDs in theory seem like a good choice for me seeing as I live in Northeast Ohio and the roads aren't too fantastic, but has anyone had an experience with 'em? How are they? Anyone have 'em paired up with the Eibach Pro Kit? Those are the springs I'll most likely be getting..

 

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funksilver07

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2007 Sunlight Silver Mazdaspeed 3 GT

• Mar 24, 2010

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Here>>> Koni has a Eibach/FSD package if you don't want the Sport Yellows. Looks like the FSD and Yellows are backordered right now but eventually they will be available. http://www.koni-na.com/cat_search.c...d_id=390&submit.x=28&submit.y=3&submit=Search

 

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leadf00t

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2010 Mazda 6 GT

• Mar 24, 2010

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The fsd's are for use with stock springs (on the speeds), they do not recommend using them with a lowered car. The yellows can be used with lowering springs.

 

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ms3brendan

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• Mar 24, 2010

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leadf00t said:

The fsd's are for use with stock springs (on the speeds), they do not recommend using them with a lowered car. The yellows can be used with lowering springs.

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But they sell the FSDs packaged up with lowering springs I believe on the Koni site... I think?

http://www.koni-na.com/cat_search.cfm?mt_id=1&my_year=2006&mak_id=25&mod_id=390&submit.x=43&submit.y=10&submit=Search

 

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funksilver07

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2007 Sunlight Silver Mazdaspeed 3 GT

• Mar 24, 2010

• #5

Exactly. /\/\/\/\ that's the link I posted up from Koni...(cheers2)

 

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leadf00t

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2010 Mazda 6 GT

• Mar 24, 2010

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From the link.

Complete Kit
2100 4040
Retail Price: $1,042.00
KONI Online Price:$781.50

FSD kit must be used with stock height suspension.


excl Mazda Speed 3 - 2150 FSD Lowering
excl Mazda Speed 3 - 1020 Spring kit
excl Mazda Speed 3 - 1130 Sport kit

 

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funksilver07

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2007 Sunlight Silver Mazdaspeed 3 GT

• Mar 24, 2010

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If you're sticking with stock springs and don't want or need to adjust, then the FSD's will be a good choice for you....

 

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ms3brendan

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• Mar 24, 2010

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I want the Eibachs because they are the most minimal amount of lowering out of other springs.. maybe the FSDs on stock springs would be a good setup..

 

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mazdaspeed3

• Mar 24, 2010

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go with koni yellow and eibachs