New shocks needed any suggestions?
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Hi, mY 02 trans am rides a bit ruff , I may change tires ,but I believe it is the shocks that cause the hard jarring ride over bumbs. I want a nice feel being its a sports car but don't need to feel every bump. Any suggestions appreciated, about how much to buy and install if you know. Thanks
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Hi, mY 02 trans am rides a bit ruff , I may change tires ,but I believe it is the shocks that cause the hard jarring ride over bumbs. I want a nice feel being its a sports car but don't need to feel every bump. Any suggestions appreciated, about how much to buy and install if you know. Thanks
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Like stated above, Konis are great shocks. Unfortunately, they are also quite expensive. I have Strano springs waiting to go on with Bilstein shocks. What are your goals for your car?
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Strano spec Bilsteins are the best bet for your needs. The ride is excellent and the control is very good.
Bilstein front with Tokico rear will save you a little more coin and also makes for a good combination. Just make sure not to get the standard Bilstein set-up most vendors sell - the valving on the rear shocks is not suitable for our cars.
Bilstein front with Tokico rear will save you a little more coin and also makes for a good combination. Just make sure not to get the standard Bilstein set-up most vendors sell - the valving on the rear shocks is not suitable for our cars.