Pro kit and what shocks?
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Pro kit and what shocks?
I have a pro kit on my car and stock shocks. The shocks are worn out and the ride is pretty rough. I'm looking for a shock that will help with traction issues. I have heard a few things about Comp Engineering drag shocks, but didn't see much about how they would handle the lowering springs. What shocks would you recommend to me for improving traction. I'm not worried about handling as it's mostly a straight line car. Thanks
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I was really looking for some info on drag shocks that would work good with the pro kit springs. I just noticed the Comp Engineering shocks because of their price.
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previously i installed the Bilstein shocks now i'm puzzled between some springs maybe i'll buy the pro kit springs or BMR , can u post your car picture ? but some people recommend the Bilstein shocks for pro kit springs and i saw that at SLP site.
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i got some comp engineering three way adjustables on my 2000... they are way better than stock lol... as far as how good they are i wouldn't know as these are the first aftermarket ones i get... it feels like the rear end sits down a lot further than before at wot