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how much? i found some online for 334 with free whipping. that good?
o yea and im probably gonna put some hotchkis 1in drop, so will those shocks work with the springs?
o yea and im probably gonna put some hotchkis 1in drop, so will those shocks work with the springs?
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Originally Posted by osvaldo
how much? i found some online for 334 with free whipping. that good?
o yea and im probably gonna put some hotchkis 1in drop, so will those shocks work with the springs?
o yea and im probably gonna put some hotchkis 1in drop, so will those shocks work with the springs?
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Please don't use GasAJust shocks with Hotchkis springs. I did for a few thousand miles and it rode like a boat.
I have Koni SA shocks and I love them. Some people balk at spending $800+ on shocks, but when you figure how long shocks last vs. how much you'll likely spend on tires over the same timeframe, it's worth it.
-Mike
I have Koni SA shocks and I love them. Some people balk at spending $800+ on shocks, but when you figure how long shocks last vs. how much you'll likely spend on tires over the same timeframe, it's worth it.
-Mike
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ne one use blistein shocks with lowering springs, or kyb shocks with lowering springs??? please someone say they have good results with these!!!!!! i dont wana spend 800 on shocks alone!
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I have custom valved aluminum bodied Bilstien racing shocks on the front and Koni SAs on the rear. Can't argue with going big on shocks when tenths of a second count on a race track.
For a street car, Bilstein HDs are a fantastic, long lived shock and very affordable. The HDs are so far beyond what came stock.
For a street car, Bilstein HDs are a fantastic, long lived shock and very affordable. The HDs are so far beyond what came stock.
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Originally Posted by osvaldo
ne one use blistein shocks with lowering springs, or kyb shocks with lowering springs??? please someone say they have good results with these!!!!!! i dont wana spend 800 on shocks alone!
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I got Bilsteins, and they turned my car into a whole new animal. I love them. I'm using stock springs, though.
Talk to Sam Strano. He'll do ya right. He had the best prices I could find, and he is definitely the man to talk to about f-body suspensions. www.stranoparts.com
Talk to Sam Strano. He'll do ya right. He had the best prices I could find, and he is definitely the man to talk to about f-body suspensions. www.stranoparts.com