What is the main benefit of the Koni STR.T shock absorber?

The Koni STR.T shock absorber is designed to offer improved handling and a more controlled ride compared to stock shocks. Its twin-tube, low-pressure gas construction helps maintain consistent damping performance.

Does this shock absorber require any special installation tools?

This is a direct replacement shock absorber. While specific tool requirements can vary, typically you will need standard hand tools for suspension work. Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for a detailed list of tools and procedures.

Is this shock absorber adjustable?

No, the Koni STR.T 8050 series shock absorber is a non-adjustable unit. It is designed to provide a balanced and improved performance right out of the box for your vehicle.

1999-2005 Mazda Miata Rear Shock

Name: Koni STR.T (Orange) Shock 98-05 Mazda Miata - Rear
Brand: KONI
SKU: koni-koni-str-t-orange-shock-98-05-mazda-miata-rear-t14-4314784
Price: 110.45 USD
Availability: BackOrder

Koni STR.T (Orange) Shock 98-05 Mazda Miata - Rear

$110.45

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Fits 1999-2005 Mazda Miata. Koni STR.T (Orange) rear shock absorber for improved handling.

Key Features

Fits 1999-2005 Mazda Miata rear.
Koni STR.T (Orange) series shock absorber.
Non-adjustable twin-tube design.
Low-pressure gas charged for consistent damping.
Direct replacement for original equipment.

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Product Details

This is the Koni STR.T (Orange) rear shock absorber specifically for your 1999-2005 Mazda Miata. If you're looking to refresh the suspension on your Miata and want a noticeable improvement in how it handles, this shock is a solid option. It's designed to replace your original shocks and bring back that responsive feel to your car's ride.

The STR.T series from Koni uses a twin-tube, low-pressure gas design. This construction helps maintain consistent damping performance, which means you'll feel a more controlled ride, especially when going through turns or over uneven surfaces. While they aren't adjustable, they offer a well-balanced performance that many Miata owners appreciate for daily driving and spirited runs. The orange finish is a classic Koni look, showing off a bit of performance heritage.

When you're replacing your shocks, it's a good idea to check the condition of your other suspension components, like the bushings and mounts. Having everything in good shape will ensure this new shock absorber works its best and lasts longer.