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Old 07-10-2004, 12:30 PM
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Good bad ok or what? i picked up a set for the front of my car..
Old 07-10-2004, 06:49 PM
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Since you have a set, you tell us!

Seriously, though. Post up how those feel compared to whatever it is they're replacing. I'm looking at shocks and springs soon.


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Old 07-10-2004, 07:37 PM
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the softest setting ais a touch softer than stock... the hardest is ROCK solid. mine might be for sale soon as i'm going to straightline only.... no turns for me so they can be REALLY loose and i wouldn't care
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Wouldn't use them on my lawn mower. JMO

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Old 07-11-2004, 10:41 AM
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why not?

nothing wrong with them, just not a good straight line shock
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Originally Posted by ramairstyle00
why not?
There was little to no compression stroke with the ones I tried, installed Bilsteins and they work great. Again, JMO.
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when on the highest, they are SOLID (to me anyway). when on the lightest setting, its about like stock or a TAD bit softer (again thats just how i feel)

they are for your road racer/street warrior. not a good straight line ONLY shock which is what i need to find
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I'm looking to do some straight line and cone killing too though. They are not on the car yet,the car is currently in the shop getting the new paint work and new motor put in.
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then i personally feel they would be best for you.

you ever at gateway? if you are there on tuesday (if rain holds out), i'll be in a white ws6 with a Horse Power Factory sticker on my back window
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there great shocks expecially for the money imo
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Originally Posted by ramairstyle00
then i personally feel they would be best for you.

you ever at gateway? if you are there on tuesday (if rain holds out), i'll be in a white ws6 with a Horse Power Factory sticker on my back window
i made over 80 passes at Gateway last year.
Right now my car is in the shop awaiting the new motor and paint work.




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