Not happy, they are about 3 years old and are as dead as the OEM were at 5. Just normal every day street driving, well maybe a bit fast but not tracked or auto Xed .
I think FSD's are rebuildable. Check this link out: Koni North America - ITT - Find A Dealer Call one of the shops and see what prices are. I know you can rebuild Bilsteins for like $50/corner - much cheaper than new shocks.
Not many miles yet. Get out & motor more Scott. How about driving to the dragon for the 10th one? :ihih:
lifetime warranty.. Koni North America - ITT - Warranty You can get them to ship a new set, they refund CC when you return them and they are bad. Half price of list even then. http://www.koni-na.com/pdf/warranty.pdf HOW TO OBTAIN KONI WARRANTY (You Must Have Authorization Prior To Returning Products) Koni Warranty covers factory defects to the original retail purchaser of the dampers purchased after May 1, 1980 and suspension kits purchased after 1995. It does not cover worn bushings, shocks installed on a modified chassis or springs sold with kits. Warranty is not transferable. All replacements are new dampers from stock unless notified as such. Forward below documents to receive a Return Goods Authorization (RGA) number: • Copy of proof of purchase (dated after May, 1980) • Current vehicle registration. • Completed copy of warranty request form at https://www.koni.us/secured/warrantyrequest.cfm At your discretion you can either send your units in for evaluation and have them replaced or request replacements in advance at half of listed “Retail Price” (as found on www.koni-na.com). If replacements are made in advance KONI will charge your credit card prior to shipment and refund the purchase price after the units have been accepted as a warranty. If the units are not accepted as a warranty the returned product will be returned to you and the charges will remain on your credit card. Please fill out form and fax your documents to: Warranty Fax: (859) 334-3340 Please include warranty request form. Please call Warranty/Customer Service Representative if you have any other questions or concerns. The telephone number is (859) 586-4100 Option #6
If things get a lot better around here, then it will be on the list of things to do.......and the list is getting longer all the frikkin' time
The lifetime warranty is great, but be prepared to wait. I ordered a replacement koni sport shock 8 weeks ago.
Compress and extend the shock, listening for knock; when failed they make a click/clack noise with a hard push and are relatively easy to move in the first bit of travel.