matt94z

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I was looking through a mag, and saw these. Anyone try them? Would they be a worth while mod? Only about 40 bucks a piece.

Tally TransAm

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i got them cause i couldnt afford qa1's all the way around

havent been to the track yet though with them

speedracerz

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you have to remove the shock anytime you want to make an adjustment

Villain281H

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I run them on my Nova and have great success with them.

matt94z

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Thats why I was looking into them.

matt94z

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Are they street friendly? I don't drive my car very much, just want to know how they feel. Did they lower your 60's?

Villain281H

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depends on what you call "street friendly". Most "loose drag shocks" will take away some cornering ability, and may add a little more suspension travel, but since mine is a "toy" driven a few times a week, I don't mind whatever effects they might add (plus I have a full spool and manual steering as well, so not a corner-carver by any means!) If you are looking for something more street friendly, adjustable shocks are a little better due to the ability to tighten/loosen them for more predictable results. The offset is more expensive though. for the $200 I spent for 4 shocks, I'm happy. They didn't lower my 60 foots much over gas shocks (at the time I was running mid 12s), but they made hooking MUCH MORE CONSISTENT.

Hope this helps!

Derek

matt94z

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My car is also a (toy) I mostly drive to cruise or take it to the track. I'm basically just looking to bring out all the potential my car has, before I build my motor. So loosing some cornering, doesn't really bother me. I want PERFORMANCE, and the cheaper the better. lol

WhtLT1

I had a buddy that was running QA1's in the front and the 3 way comps in the rear and was 1.6 60fting pretty consistently last season with them

WhiteLTone

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i have a buddy also w/ qa1 r series up front, and comp engineering's in the back w/ a 6 speed, i think i remember him consistantly running 1.6's and better. very streetable, he even drives his car to the track w/ the fronts on 1 and the back set to full drag, slick'd and skinnies.. it drives fine, floats a lil but its not that bad.