Yes I just called Koni and they said it would work with any 15-18. Said price point would be similar to the yellow sport (165-180 bucks) shocks they now sell, but didn't give an exact amount. I'm in as soon as they are available.
WOW, very cool. Nice job on getting that information! If this would work with my new BMR Handling springs it could be gamechanger as far as ride quality is concerned. I do love my FRPP dampers though so I wouldn't need them, but I may consider this in the future if it offers an even better ride quality and handling. It might do both actually even though the FRPP dampers do a very good job of controlling the body movements. Still it can't emulate an active system.
He said it would work very well with the stock springs that I now have and in fact said the car they were testing with now was stock except for their active shocks. According to him (he was a technician) much smoother ride over bumps, but in spirited driving sacrifices no handling. I assume it would work with your set-up as well. Said they would be available around Christmas or before.
Cool. I'll wait to see how they work with the handling springs or wait to see if BMR decides to partner up with Koni for a customized setup. I kind of doubt BMR will do that because they are smaller volume operation than Steeda for example. But my springs are very high linear rate, much higher than stock rates. 250 lb/in front, 980 lb/in rear.
I was told by Christmas or a little before by Koni when I called them.
So you're saying that these active shocks are more for the street, eg to replace the orange ones while the yellows are still the track version?
