KONI Shock Absorbers, maker of automotive, truck and railway suspension damping solutions, launched its KONI GTS Coilover Suspension kit program for summer 2024.
With a history rooted in Formula 1 racing, KONI developed the GTS Coilover Suspension kit with the needs of modern enthusiasts in mind, the company said. Integrating KONI’s acclaimed Sport adjustability in a stylish powder coated coilover with linear lowering and helper springs, ride height adjustable spring perches and front adjustable camber plates, the KONI GTS offers a complete vehicle suspension package that is up to the task for enthusiast’s driving aspirations.
Built for refined road driving and weekend track days, KONI GTS offers a fully customizable suspension package allowing users to achieve the perfect street-driven stance without sacrificing performance and ride quality. KONI GTS Coilover Suspension provides up to 4 inches of ride height lowering, depending upon vehicle application, user-friendly SPORT rebound adjustable valving and carries a limited lifetime warranty.
“The release of the GTS Coilover kit is significant to KONI as it marks our return to the coilover category,” stated Aaron Stehly, KONI North America marketing manager. “We are excited to continue our legacy of performance by providing new generations of enthusiasts with a product that will support the needs of performance minded daily drivers as well as weekend warriors looking to improve on track.”
KONI GTS is launching with 11 vehicle applications from BMW to Volkswagen, Tesla to Toyota and will continue to expand in 2024. Wholesale and retail distributors can begin placing stocking orders immediately with initial products arriving July 2024.
The KONI GTS Coilover Suspension kits can be found online at https://shop.koni-na.com/.
Founded over 165 years ago in Oud-Beijerland, Netherlands, KONI is a leader in suspension technology for cars, light and heavy trucks and buses, trains, motorsports, military and more. KONI has designed and manufactured automotive dampers since 1932.
