Hals?
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Hals are the best, especially for price. Koni adjustables are comperable but you'll pay out the *** for all 4. Close to $1K Hals you can get the front springs (4shocks too) for $700....
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thunderracing.com
Some other vendors carry them but TR has the best pricing as far as I know. Great shocks IMO...
You can even use the shocks for looks. They will drop the front 2 1/2" easy. The back is another story. You get the point. Now get the shocks <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />
Check
thunderracing.com
Some other vendors carry them but TR has the best pricing as far as I know. Great shocks IMO...
You can even use the shocks for looks. They will drop the front 2 1/2" easy. The back is another story. You get the point. Now get the shocks <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" />
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I have had the Hals for about 6 months now and the only thing that I regret is the drag spring. I will be putting the stock spring back in soon. The drag spring is just to soft for my liking. Other than that there great.
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I've got the Koni DA's on the front and Bilstein HD's on the rear ( as per Sam Strano's recommendations ) with the Eibach Prokit springs . It's a very, very good combination for handling whether it's on a tight under 90 mph road course or a 165 mph open road race. I don't think they'd be a very good setup for the 1/4 mile, but that's not what I'm into .