Koni 8041 1329SPORT Sport Rear Shock for 2003-2008 Honda Accord / Acura TL / TSX

Vehicle Fitment

• 2003-2007 Honda Accord (Rear; DX, EX, LX, SE, Hybrid, Value Package)
• 2004-2008 Acura TL (Rear; Base & Type-S)
• 2004-2008 Acura TSX (Rear; Base)

Features

• KONI Sport Series performance rear shock absorber
• Externally adjustable damping for tuning ride and handling
• Gas-charged, twin-tube design for consistent response
• Yellow corrosion-resistant finish for long life
• Enhanced road holding and reduced chassis roll
• Works well with moderate lowering springs (up to ~20-35 mm)
• Direct replacement fit for rear suspension mounts
• Sold individually - replace left/right as required

Specifications

• Part Number: 8041 1329SPORT
• Series: KONI Sport (Yellow)
• Position: Rear shock (driver or passenger side)
• Adjustability: External rebound adjustment
• Shock Type: Gas-pressure twin-tube
• Compatibility: Honda Accord, Acura TL, Acura TSX per years listed
• Finish: Yellow protective coating
• Quantity: Sold individually (1x shock)

Included Components

• 1x KONI Sport rear shock absorber (8041 1329SPORT)

Product Description

The KONI 8041 1329SPORT Sport rear shock is engineered for drivers who want improved handling and responsiveness from their stock suspension. Part of KONI's Sport Series, this rear shock has externally adjustable damping so you can tune rebound to match driving style or road conditions. The yellow, corrosion-resistant finish provides durability while the gas-charged twin-tube design delivers solid control and more confidence through corners without sacrificing everyday comfort.

This shock absorber is a direct replacement for rear suspension on 2003-2007 Honda Accord models (DX, EX, LX, SE, Hybrid, Value Package trims), 2004-2008 Acura TL (Base & Type-S), and 2004-2008 Acura TSX (Base). Sold individually, it allows you to replace only the side you need or pair with a matching left/right shock for balanced performance. For vehicles fitted with lowering springs, the Sport shock can accommodate modest drops (typically around 20-35 mm) while maintaining handling stability.