Strange shocks BMR 1.25 Lowering springs....??
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anyone have this combo..? I know strange mostly deals with drag setups and Im new to the shock/spring game... I just want to know how much handling ill lose with the Strange shocks and lowering springs considering my TA isn't a strip car.. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
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I drift a lot, drag a little. I want adjustability with the shocks so i can setup the stance of the car... which you can't beat strange's shocks in price for what I'm looking for as far as adjustability unless I'm not looking in the right place..
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The stance? As in the height? Adjusting shocks is changing the rebound, not the height of the car. You could get coilovers for adjusting height, but that's quite expensive.
I wouldn't get shocks meant for drag racing if you care about handling.
I wouldn't get shocks meant for drag racing if you care about handling.
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Our springs work well in a lot of different applications. We have single digit 1/4 mile cars running them, as well as hardcore handling/autocross cars. The biggest factor is the shock choice that accompanies them. Since drag racing and drifting are so vastly different in what suspension settings will work best, the more adjustability from the shock you can get, the better.
Look at the Viking smooth body rear shocks as they offer 19 positions of adjustment for each the compression and rebound, so you get a wide range valving options to match your use. We have customers who drag race on these as well as road race and daily driving. They have very reasonable prices as well.
Look at the Viking smooth body rear shocks as they offer 19 positions of adjustment for each the compression and rebound, so you get a wide range valving options to match your use. We have customers who drag race on these as well as road race and daily driving. They have very reasonable prices as well.
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The Strange single adjustable shock is the best priced external adjustable setup, and is great for auto trans equipped street/strip cars, and has 10 position valving adjustments. Cost is usually around 150.00 per shock. The Viking shocks are very similar, other than they are only available in 19 position double adjustable valving, are nitrogen assisted, and have a 2 year warranty. Priced very aggressively at 179.00
Lots of choices are out there, but keep in mind the least cost may end up costing more in the future when the performance is not what was expected. Give us a call and we will be happy to assist you in getting setup with the right parts and the best prices.