The best springs and shocks ??
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i would say for ultimate adjustability on the strip i would say
double adjustable hals for the front with a 325 spring(if your full wieght) or a 300 spring(if your light) and you can go with double adjustable coil over hals out back
i have full sphon rear suspension and hal R shocks up front with 325 springs and hal f series out back and my car hooks like an animal on MT ET street radials
double adjustable hals for the front with a 325 spring(if your full wieght) or a 300 spring(if your light) and you can go with double adjustable coil over hals out back
i have full sphon rear suspension and hal R shocks up front with 325 springs and hal f series out back and my car hooks like an animal on MT ET street radials
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Depends on how much money you want to spend. Top of the line would be a Santhuff strut in the front, Koni in the rear, and I've always been partial to the Strange springs.
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I have the Chris Alston Chassisworks Varishock double adjustables in the rear with stock springs. I like them so far - only had them on for one track day and didn't get enough passes to dial them in completely. Definitely make a difference. Now I wish I had spent the money on doubles for the front instead of Hal R's.
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Originally Posted by oOoLy
AFCO with a 275lb spring up front and how about the rear ???
What the deffrance 300lb and 172lb ??
What the deffrance 300lb and 172lb ??
For a basic street setup, stock springs or convertible springs w/ a single adj or even stock shock will be fine. The money is in the front setup.