Price: $172.00

We offer the KONI Sport Series (8041 1252 Sport) of externally adjustable rear shock absorbers for 1990-05 Miata enthusiasts desiring both improved road holding performance. These gas-filled shocks include a large removable knob that allows for quick, simple "dialed in" rebound adjustments. (These shocks feature a single-perch setting and unlike the 1990-97 models, are not ride-height adjustable.)

What is the best adjustment setting for your new shocks? We're often asked where the "correct" position is to set your initial adjustment. We've discovered that there is no single best adjustment setting for your Koni's because every driver has different preferences for comfort and performance based upon many factors. For most vehicles, KONI suggests that new shocks be installed in the full soft position (the standard setting right out of the box) to take advantage of the balance of ride comfort and handling designed by the KONI ride development engineers. If the car has performance upgrades (springs, wheel/tire packages, etc.) or the driver wants the car a bit more aggressive, most people find the optimum setting in the 1/2 to one full turn from the full soft range.

> These shocks were installed on the Racing Beat 1999 Miata that was used in the Car and Driver (March 2000) and the Sport Compact Car Magazine (April 2000 - Eight Great Rides Edition). During our tuning sessions prior to these articles, we noted an immediate improvement in handling performance after the installation of these shocks.

Compatible with all 1999-2005 models (including Bilstein equipped cars).

Price listed is for one (1) KONI shock. (KONI shocks are packaged and sold in pairs only, be certain to order TWO.)