KONI Passenger Side Front Strut Yellow Adjustable Focus ST Early 2013

Make your Focus ST handle like a true sports car with KONI Yellow Adjustable Struts. KONI Yellow struts focus on exceptional road-holding abilities combined with an acceptable level of comfort. Some key characteristics of the Yellow struts include responsive steering, reduced body roll and limited body movements. KONI utilizes a twin tube high pressure gas design to enhance both ride quality and handling performance. External adjustment allows the driver to fine tune the suspension to their liking. KONI Yellows are specifically designed for cars that are fitted with lowering springs that are shorter than the factory springs.

Features:
- Single adjustable rebound setting
- Twin tube high pressure gas design
- Improved handling and reduced body roll
- Greatly increases comfort
- Designed for lowered vehicles
- Yellow in color

KONI Yellow Struts are not your average shock absorbers. External adjustment makes fine tuning quite easy. By turning a knob located on the top of the strut, you can adjust the rebound setting. Turning the adjuster clockwise softens the ride and turning the knob counter clockwise stiffens the ride. Easily switch between different settings for the street and track. Pinpoint the best setting to drop lap times.

Please Note: 2013 Focus ST struts and springs differ from 2014 Focus ST struts and springs. The spring perch on the strut is different as well as the size of the spring. When installed together, 2013 Focus ST struts and springs can be installed on a 2014 Focus ST and vice versa.

*This strut fits the front passenger side.

Upgrade your suspension with this direct bolt-in strut for a fantastic increase in handling and performance. KONI's twin tube technology is among the best available. With over 50 years of experience with shock technology, KONI can easily tune dampers to provide the best handling and comfort possible for any application. Once matched with a quality set of performance lowering springs, your Focus ST will be on it's way to a performance handling machine.