Fingerscrossed! Hope to see it in UK soon.
Koni Special Active Adaptive Dampers for the CX60
For those of you wishing to improve the ride of the CX60, the Koni dampers are apparently ready and a first batch has been sent to distributors.
It seems also that they are being entwined into the Mazda network itself, so we may even see them as an option in the future like Autoexe bodykits and exhausts are in Japan
I am still waiting for clarification on if there are alternative dampers for the Diesel or PHEV, but right now I've been given
8245 1438L MAZDA CX-60 2022 -> - FRONT LEFT
8245 1438R MAZDA CX-60 2022 -> - FRONT RIGHT
8245 1439 MAZDA CX-60 2022 -> - REAR
If you are interested we suggest:
• Contact your local KONI Distributor: KONI | Google Locator
• Contact your local Mazda Dealer. Within the MAZDA Organization Moerman Jansen in the BeNeLux is coordinating the supplies of these shock absorbers.
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My experience with Special Actives means they will produce a plush ride at cruising speeds and handle those speed bumps and potholes with grace and comfort, but when you want to get lively, the second frequency gate opens up and the ride locks up to a nicely firm ride with little body roll. I used them on my previous Audi S3 and it was the ride that Audi should have given the car from the factory.
Alfa Romeo use these shocks on some of their cars as do Mercedes on some models, albeit oem branded.
Hopefully will see some prices at some point and will update.
It seems also that they are being entwined into the Mazda network itself, so we may even see them as an option in the future like Autoexe bodykits and exhausts are in Japan
I am still waiting for clarification on if there are alternative dampers for the Diesel or PHEV, but right now I've been given
8245 1438L MAZDA CX-60 2022 -> - FRONT LEFT
8245 1438R MAZDA CX-60 2022 -> - FRONT RIGHT
8245 1439 MAZDA CX-60 2022 -> - REAR
If you are interested we suggest:
• Contact your local KONI Distributor: KONI | Google Locator
• Contact your local Mazda Dealer. Within the MAZDA Organization Moerman Jansen in the BeNeLux is coordinating the supplies of these shock absorbers.
My experience with Special Actives means they will produce a plush ride at cruising speeds and handle those speed bumps and potholes with grace and comfort, but when you want to get lively, the second frequency gate opens up and the ride locks up to a nicely firm ride with little body roll. I used them on my previous Audi S3 and it was the ride that Audi should have given the car from the factory.
Alfa Romeo use these shocks on some of their cars as do Mercedes on some models, albeit oem branded.
Hopefully will see some prices at some point and will update.
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