lower 60 foot times
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sup guys? i am pretty new to the forum and i have a short question. I need some new shocks i was thinking of adjustables kyg agx gas adjust. what do yall think about those or Competition Engineering Rear 3-way Adj Drag Shocks you can look at them to http://www.lmperformance.com/2890/1.html
i am also going to go with the drag launch springs. thanks for you help.
BJP
i am also going to go with the drag launch springs. thanks for you help.
BJP
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I've got the KYB AGXs on my car and I think it hurts my weight transfer. Even on the softest setting it doesn't seem to transfer as well.
I've got Ground Control springs too, which also contributes, but if you're looking for a drag setup, I'd say go with the HALs.
For autocross/turn in ability, I LOVE my AGXs
I've got Ground Control springs too, which also contributes, but if you're looking for a drag setup, I'd say go with the HALs.
For autocross/turn in ability, I LOVE my AGXs
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