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Mine make the same sound. I checked everything already. At this point I am gonna live with it. Car feels better all around.

I currently have Konis FSD on my 19 Model 3 performance with OEM springs. Did you have the clicking noise / clunk noise over small bumps? I’m having this same issue and not sure why and where it’s coming from? I’m hoping it’s not the shocks themselves.

Recently been having weird creaking noises on the Konis, not sure if something is loose? Haven't cut the bump stops. Having the noise come from the front and rear. Maybe someone can chime in?

Got Koni Reds (Special Active) installed in Manassas VA. ($300 install + $100 alignment, shipped directly from Tire Rack (authorized installer)). Car: 2019 Model 3 Performance (stock performance springs from 2019 used) Review: Better comfort for sure than stock. Can tell when shocks firm up on...

Got Koni Reds (Special Active) installed in Manassas VA. ($300 install + $100 alignment, shipped directly from Tire Rack (authorized installer)). Car: 2019 Model 3 Performance (stock performance springs from 2019 used) Review: Better comfort for sure than stock. Can tell when shocks firm up on...

Once I get mine installed Saturday, I will follow up with a review.

Getting my Koni special adaptive shocks installed this weekend. Should I tell the installer to cut the bump stops 1/2 or 3/5? (Gonna keep my stock performance springs) 2019 Model 3 Performance. I realized, reading more into the spring rates of OEM springs, i probably have the stiffest springs...

Is there a big difference of cutting the bump stops? Do i need to cut them? (keeping stock performance springs)

Does Koni recommend you cut the bump stops in half if you are running stock springs? So when I install my Konis, I would need to cut the bump stops for the rears or all around?

Just to clarify, for install, you would recommend cutting the bump stops in half?

I am assuming the mounting is the same if the MPP coils are fitting.

Anyone going to try to get these and test fit?

Model 3 Highland Product Compatibility So they are saying their coilovers fit, therefore the OEM stuff should work on older model 3s?

I mean $2100 for this kit vs $500 for teins. Is there a $1600 difference in ride quality?

Looking for a good comparsion between Tein adjustables vs Koni Reds (adaptive) shocks, on stock springs.