Which Struts Do You Recommend For 2011 Gt.

I'm personally holding off on struts and going for a back end suspension swap of:
UCA
UCA mount
LCA
LCA relocation brackets
adjustable panhard bar and rod

that'll give the improvement in cornering without destroying your ride comfort.

Oohrah!!! Konis and Tokicos are a great choice. The Pro Actions we have a a great non adjustable set. Are you looking for adjustability or not? Also do you have the whiteline upper third link? They have had a number of failures, look at this.
http://www.steeda.com/blog/2013/07/not-all-control-arms-are-created-equal/

DNA DOA said:

I have a 2011 Mustang GT with just about everything Whiteline Suspension has to offer, K-springs, 20 inch F-14. The car still feels a bit squishy around hard corners and I was told today that I should consider a set of new struts. Koni is what was suggested but wanted to know what everyone else thought.

Thanks,

Semper Fi.

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I'm running Koni Yellows with the same springs. (Actually, UPR Pro Series springs, which are made by Eibach to the same specs as Eibach Pro Kit springs. This is the same thing FRPP does with their K-springs) Anyway, they work well together.

TheShabz said:

I'm personally holding off on struts and going for a back end suspension swap of:
UCA
UCA mount
LCA
LCA relocation brackets
adjustable panhard bar and rod

that'll give the improvement in cornering without destroying your ride comfort.

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I have to suggest the opposite. If you are primary concerned with ride comfort, I'd go for the struts and shocks and leave the control arms and panhard bar alone.

That said, I have fully upgraded suspension on my S197 (guess which brand) and I'm running Koni Yellows. I took a customer for a ride in the car today and he was blown away with the ride quality. He said it felt like stock suspension to him, but the car corners like it's on rails. My point is this- usually people who complain about NVH complain about the control arms, not the dampeners. I personally feel that the ride comfort is still good with fully upgraded suspension.

I'm not concerned over the ride quality. I'll have a full upgrade in time. My list was just the first round that I can currently afford. I forgot to mention the lowering springs for all 4 corners. Next round will be shocks/struts and swaybars.