spring/strut options?

[vnzbd]

2016 V6 Mustang, Stock springs for now, possible min drops later. The car will not be tracked, I am basically just trying to get rid of the floating feeling. I understand that the Ford Performance Track shock and strut kit is highly regarded here but in conversation with American Muscle I was being pushed towards the Koni Orange. The pricing is close, a non issue. Thoughts/opinions between the both please!

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[Vicr]

This subject is like beating a dead horse. You can do a "search" and spend hours reading on this topic.

 

[vnzbd]

Vicr,

Thanks for the reply. I have searched and have found nothing on the Koni Orange. I would like more information on that. I also mentioned that I know that the Ford product is highly regarded on this forum so I did do a lot of reading on that system as well. Most that seem to have used it seem to track it at some level. I am not tracking and do have the V6. Curious if it is over kill for just removing the float

 

[rxryanm]

I understand that the Ford Performance Track shock and strut kit is highly regarded here

I have searched and have found nothing on the Koni Orange.

The pricing is close, a non issue.

Not being snarky, but I feel like that should tell you all you need to know.

 

[Reese’s]

I admit that I have no direct experience with either, but I’d follow the advice here and get the Ford track pack. I’ve never heard of the koni srt line being well regarded. I always assumed that they’re competitors for bilstein b4. Why stray from a known good?

edit:
I ultimately went with the bilstein b6 and bmr handling spring combo, but was heavily debating about getting the track pack. Koni oranges weren’t on my radar

 

[shogun32]

I wouldn't take the Koni Orange even if they were free.

 

[vnzbd]

All, thank you for the words of wisdom!

 

[Roadway 5.0]

Bilsteins will rid your car of the floaty feeling for sure. Use these with OEM or the available minimum drop springs. Dive into FRPP Track dampers for 200/800ish or over in spring rate, or over a 1” drop.

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