R32 Koni Coilovers IN STOCK!!!! Sale by WRDUSA.com

[CarNut84GTi]

We have a limited supply of Koni Coilovers IN STOCK and ready to ship.

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R32 KONI coilovers (1150-5057).
Retail: $2080
$1119.95
IN STOCK!!!
CLICK HERE TO ORDER!!!



Full Height (Aprox 60mm of adjustment up front, Aprox 30mm in back) and Dampening Adjustability. Top of the line are the KONI Ride Height Adjustable Kits. These offer Sport shock absorbers and lowering springs, but here the KONI dampers have external threads giving variable lowering. Specially designed KONI Sport shocks and lowering springs guarantee perfect handling, whilst the Ride Height can be adjusted to anyone’s individual liking. High Technology from the racing tracks around the world straight on your own car !

[CarNut84GTi]

Some photos customers of ours who are running Koni Coils have posted up.

Thanks to everyone for the pics

Quote, originally posted by jettin123 »

Bump for some good coilovers. . .they go LOW! http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3799613

Quote, originally posted by dedgsus »

Here's a pic for reference of just how low the rears will go, had a hard time seeing in some of the others...

Quote, originally posted by BadAssLilR32 »

love mine...bump for a sick price

Quote, originally posted by turboxer »

I'v had the Konis, Bilsteins and FK and the Konis were by far the best (handling + adjustability (yes they will go really low) and best value for the $$$. Can't go wrong with Konis

Quote, originally posted by Mr Johann Vegas »

As a current Koni owner, I can say that they go PLENTY low. In the front, you could probably lay your oil pan on the ground. In the rear, things go really low too, they ride awesome, handle great, and are a super value. Awesome price from WRD.

Quote, originally posted by Flipflops365 »

The ride isn't bad at all, and they do go low. I can go lower than this in the fronts (but I need to roll the fenders first)

Quote, originally posted by jeffgBMPr32 »

love mine.

Quote, originally posted by Jamaican_tuner »

I love my Koni's

Quote, originally posted by Rampage GLI 16V »

I recommend these. Why buy offbrand coils like VMAXX/Ksport/Patec/etc when you can pony up just a little more and get the real deal?

love my koni's

still have alot left up front.. rears are all the way down with perches still in

Konis

[CarNut84GTi]

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[ScotMac]

Looks like no helper springs, which is great. What is the spring rate? How high of spring rate will the strut take? Do you have the alternative springs? Thanks.

[ScotMac]

I see you have listed them on another thread (you seem to post a lot) at :

Front: 230 lbs/in
Rear: 400-630 lbs/in (static to bump)

That is pretty soft. I am thinking of more around 400-500lbs/in in the front. Can they handle it, w/out bouncing around? Anyone else (w/out an vested interest) have an opinion?

[CarNut84GTi]

Looks like no helper springs, which is great. What is the spring rate? How high of spring rate will the strut take? Do you have the alternative springs? Thanks.

Correct, no helpers on these.

Front: 230 lbs/in
Rear: 400-630 lbs/in (static to bump)

I know the shocks can handle a 400lb spring, but not sure how much over.

[ScotMac]

Can you do just the fronts? Price? Thanks.

[CarNut84GTi]

Can you do just the fronts? Price? Thanks.

Fronts shouldn't be a problem. They would be a linear rate spring, and I have to verify that pricing hasn't changed, but should be $65 per spring.

[ScotMac]

No, i mean for the fronts coilovers only. Thanks.

[CarNut84GTi]

No, i mean for the fronts coilovers only. Thanks.

ahh, we can special order just fronts for you depending on availability of stock, however I can tell you from past experience that a single front is about 45% of the cost of the total kit, so you would probably be better off ordering the complete kit and selling off what you don't need.

[CarNut84GTi]

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[vdub_jetta]

What's the status on availability of these still??
After my current suspension pretty much crapped out at TOD last week, I need something ASAP!! Lol

Biggest question is how are they compared to Bilstein PSS9's??
Rebound and dampening adjustability available?

BUT most importantly, will these be the coils for me? For daily driving, with an occasional track day and hitting up the Tail of the Dragon once/twice a year and enjoying some spirited driving on the weekends??

Thanks in advance
Pawel

[CarNut84GTi]

What's the status on availability of these still??
After my current suspension pretty much crapped out at TOD last week, I need something ASAP!! Lol

Biggest question is how are they compared to Bilstein PSS9's??
Rebound and dampening adjustability available?

BUT most importantly, will these be the coils for me? For daily driving, with an occasional track day and hitting up the Tail of the Dragon once/twice a year and enjoying some spirited driving on the weekends??

Thanks in advance
Pawel

PM replied, but I'll post here as well as I'm sure others may have these same questions

Still available

I would say the Koni's are very comparable in quality and performance to the PSS9's. Do you mean rebound and compression (or bound) dampening adjustment? THe Koni's dampening adjustment is rebound only. The one advantage the Bilsteins do have is that on the Koni's, the rear shocks must be removed from the vehicle to adjust the dampening (luckily the rears are pretty easy to pull).

These are a great all around coilover, one of the most comfortable on the market, and very good for the occasional track day or auto-x. And can certainly be run on the back roads .

They are not stainless, they are chrome plated, and we have a lot of customer running them year round on the east coast. They hold up very well, however I would still recommend keeping a coat of spray oil on the threads and cleaning them off occasionally through the winter season (i would recommend doing the same even to stainless coils, as I've seen those seize up too)

Let me know if you have any other questions, we can also hook you up with PSS9's, but they are a good bit more expensive.

[CarNut84GTi]

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[silenzhandz]

What is the warranty like on these? Shipping cost to CA?

[CarNut84GTi]

What is the warranty like on these? Shipping cost to CA?

These come with a lifetime warranty via Koni

Shipping will fluctuate some depending on where exactly you are (the website will automatically calculate shipping for you before you finalize your order), but should be around $25-$30

[CarNut84GTi]

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[Budah]

lol do you take payments???

[CarNut84GTi]

lol do you take payments???

If you want to make a non-refundable downpayment to hold a set, we can do that as long as the final payment is within a reasonable time frame. However we cannot ship until the complete payment has been made

[CarNut84GTi]

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[Jamaican_tuner]

IM Sent

Konis!

[CarNut84GTi]

IM Sent

Konis!

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[CarNut84GTi]

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[flagg9898]

how do i order?

[CarNut84GTi]

how do i order?

Just click the link in the first post and place your order on the shopping cart, or feel free to give me a call at 775-342-9591 to place the order via phone

[CarNut84GTi]

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[Desmoquattro]

PM replied, but I'll post here as well as I'm sure others may have these same questions

Still available

I would say the Koni's are very comparable in quality and performance to the PSS9's. Do you mean rebound and compression (or bound) dampening adjustment? THe Koni's dampening adjustment is rebound only. The one advantage the Bilsteins do have is that on the Koni's, the rear shocks must be removed from the vehicle to adjust the dampening (luckily the rears are pretty easy to pull).

These are a great all around coilover, one of the most comfortable on the market, and very good for the occasional track day or auto-x. And can certainly be run on the back roads .

They are not stainless, they are chrome plated, and we have a lot of customer running them year round on the east coast. They hold up very well, however I would still recommend keeping a coat of spray oil on the threads and cleaning them off occasionally through the winter season (i would recommend doing the same even to stainless coils, as I've seen those seize up too)

Let me know if you have any other questions, we can also hook you up with PSS9's, but they are a good bit more expensive.

What's the range of height adjustment for R32 mkIV with PSS9's? From ... to ? compared to original?

That one black R32 with PSS9's (jettin123) looks like original (height). All the way top?

Thanks,
Andy

[CarNut84GTi]

What's the range of height adjustment for R32 mkIV with PSS9's? From ... to ? compared to original?

That one black R32 with PSS9's (jettin123) looks like original (height). All the way top?

Thanks,
Andy

All photo's in this post are of customers running Koni Coilovers
My information lists the PSS9's as having a drop range of 30-50mm front and rear

[Desmoquattro]

All photo's in this post are of customers running Koni Coilovers
My information lists the PSS9's as having a drop range of 30-50mm front and rear

Sorry, but there is said that R is with B PSS9's and it looks like original height. I have got same answer of lowering but I think it's not the exact answer.

[CarNut84GTi]

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[R32Freddie]

Fronts shouldn't be a problem. They would be a linear rate spring, and I have to verify that pricing hasn't changed, but should be $65 per spring.

Id like these coils but i gotta wait till the spring, that's awesome to know that you`ll put the better 400lbs spring rate in them for the extra money.

[CarNut84GTi]

Id like these coils but i gotta wait till the spring, that's awesome to know that you`ll put the better 400lbs spring rate in them for the extra money.

let us know when your ready

[CarNut84GTi]

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[vdub_jetta]

do you have any Koni springs for sale? I currently have Koni yellows, but my current springs are beginning to collapse I think

please pm me with details if so. thank you.
pawel

[CarNut84GTi]

do you have any Koni springs for sale? I currently have Koni yellows, but my current springs are beginning to collapse I think

please pm me with details if so. thank you.
pawel

I don't have a listing for a Koni spring fitment for the mk4 R32. We do still have Neuspeed springs listed at their sale price, and can hook you up with H&R, Eibach, or Vogtland springs as well.

Neuspeed Sport: http://wrdusa.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?S...fr32suspension