Koni FSD Shock Abosrbers For E60 and Minis

[snowdog]

Frequency Selective Damping

The first shock absorber offering superior road-holding without compromising comfort.

Koni introduces FSD, the first no-compromise shock absorber in the world. A revolutionary new technique which combines the benefits of firm and comfortable suspension in a single perfect shock absorber. Firm for sporty driving on even road surfaces. Comfortable for a smooth ride on uneven road surfaces.

Realizing the seemingly impossible!
Two characteristics that seemed diametrically- opposed, proved to be a source of inspiration for specialists from KONI. Following lengthy development and testing, the ultimate solution was reached: KONI FSD - Frequency Selective Damping.
A revolutionary new technique whereby the benefits of both types of ride characteristics are combined in one perfect shock absorber. Banishing the disadvantages of the past. FSD shock absorbers; a smart suspension system adjusting automatically to road conditions as well as driving style. And all of this in a fraction of a second. FSD guarantees greater stability, greater control and thus greater driving pleasure.

KONI reconfirms with the FSD innovation a leading position as innovative supplier of high-quality shock absorber products.


For more details on how it works, visit www.koni-na.com/fsd

Do PM or call me @ 96852969 for prices.

[snowdog]

Now available for E46s as well.

[notams]

snowdog, got a couple of questions:
Sure that there other Koni springs avail for the FSDs besides using the OEM Stock ones (too high) and Sports Springs (slammed, according to the feedback here http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/showthr...?t=5687&page=3 )?
How would the other springs settle down? Would like to have 2 fingers in front and 1 behind, not any lower. Possible? If not, any other means/springs/mods to arrive at this desired setup?

Thanks!

[snowdog]

Originally Posted by notams

snowdog, got a couple of questions:
Sure that there other Koni springs avail for the FSDs besides using the OEM Stock ones (too high) and Sports Springs (slammed, according to the feedback here http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/showthr...?t=5687&page=3 )?
How would the other springs settle down? Would like to have 2 fingers in front and 1 behind, not any lower. Possible? If not, any other means/springs/mods to arrive at this desired setup?

Thanks!

You can go for Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Springs with the Koni FSD - no problem. You will have 2 fingers front and 1 finger rear.

[snowdog]

Now, for a even wider range E39, E46, E60 and E90s are all available.