Shocks & Springs Help
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Shocks & Springs Help
Ok so here is my delima, I am almost ready to install my factory stock suspension springs and shocks on my new BMR k-member. Problem is the not on the top of the shock is gone. So I think this is a great time to upgrade. However I'm not up on all of this suspension stuff.
Looking for recommendations or experiences that work good. My car is a 2001 SS Camaro not my daily driver, However I want it to ride and handle great. Car is a weekend toy street/strip car.
Looking for recommendations or experiences that work good. My car is a 2001 SS Camaro not my daily driver, However I want it to ride and handle great. Car is a weekend toy street/strip car.
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Thanks,
Eric
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Qa1's and Strange are more dedicated towards drag racing performance. The valving adjustment range is better suited to promote weight transfer and help keep front end stretch as long as possible. They can be used on the street, but they are not optimal for daily driving. If you want comfort and ride quality for daily driving I would look at the Bilsteins. I have still heard of people getting 1.5 60's our of Bilsteins on the track, with other supporting suspension mods
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Ok so here is my delima, I am almost ready to install my factory stock suspension springs and shocks on my new BMR k-member. Problem is the not on the top of the shock is gone. So I think this is a great time to upgrade. However I'm not up on all of this suspension stuff.
Looking for recommendations or experiences that work good. My car is a 2001 SS Camaro not my daily driver, However I want it to ride and handle great. Car is a weekend toy street/strip car.
Looking for recommendations or experiences that work good. My car is a 2001 SS Camaro not my daily driver, However I want it to ride and handle great. Car is a weekend toy street/strip car.
If you're willing to make a sacrifice on great ride and handling, for drag racing shocks then get some Strange DA shocks front and rear. This way you'll still have good ride and handling on the street(when properly adjusted) and a good track performance(when properly adjusted).
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I haven't even thought about the Bilsteins or the Koni's really. I was leaning towards the Strange or the QA1's. I have just heard that they were some of the best and I'd rather not have to buy them again if that is the case. I may be off track here and If I am please correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks,
Eric
Thanks,
Eric
The Strange shocks are a great piece, but more tuned toward drag racing. They do have the lowest cost entry-level single adjustable(10 position) shocks at 150.00 ea.
The Viking shocks are only available in double adjustable(19 position), and come with a 2 year warranty. These are more focused on pro-touring and street rod applications, but the wide range of valving has proven great on the dragstrip as well. The Viking double adjustable shocks are priced great at usually 189.00 ea.
MWC has the GUARANTEED lowest prices on these shock packages and offer any package from just a shock to a complete 4 corner coil-over system.
Give us a call and we will be happy to go over your need and set you up with a very affordable package to get the performance you are looking for. We also offer the best tech help available to aid you in any questions about install or tuning.