KONI Special/Classic 86 Series- internally adjustable, non-gas strut insert Porsche Front

Who is Koni?

Koni is a company that was founded in 1857 in Oud-Beijerland, Netherlands by A.de Koning. It started as a leather equipment manufacturer for horses. It was only before the second world war broke out that Koni started manufacturing friction type shock absorbers. After the war, they started producing telescopic shock absorbers which are still the common shock absorbers up to now. Today, the company has come a long way since its day servicing horses, Koni has become one of the most recognizable shock absorber manufacturers in the world.

Motorsport Heritage

Koni has been actively participating in motorsport racing since the early 50s. Using it as a platform to build its reputation, Koni participated in various racing disciplines such as Rally Racing and Formula 1. They even helped Ferrari address their suspension problem which in the automotive world is one of the most prestigious automotive manufacturers in the world. Having their success in motorsport racing helped in paving the way in creating the best shock absorber in the market

Using their experience on the track, Koni developed shock absorbers that would perform well on the streets as well. They are widely used all over the globe and are trusted by enthusiasts who demand a better functioning suspension.

Purchase Koni products at Vivid Racing

If you are in search of a quality shock absorber that would help enhance your driving experience, then Koni is the brand for you. They have been in the business for more than 100 years and have used their experience in developing shock absorbers that are the best in the industry. Visit Vivid Racing and see their list of products that would fit your specific needs.

Always get in touch with the point of purchase (with a copy of the purchase and vehicle registration) or, when point of purchase is no longer existent, the authorized KONI distributor in your country.

The KONI warranty is to the original purchaser against defects in materials or workmanship for as long as you own that car (registered for street use) during the applicable warranty period of two years. The warranty does not cover damage to the parts caused by misuse, misapplication, wrong installation, etc.