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There is a difference between the two. The difference is you can go to the track and make adjustments by turning a button on each shock for track traction. The condition of the track determines the setting of the shocks. For street driving it is not to bad, you tightened up the shocks for street driving. If you don't go to the track or do road course driving, these shocks are most likely not for you. I have Hals with front drag springs and love them. Cheers.
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If you are looking for handling, Hal and QA1 shocks are REALLY not what you're looking for. They were designed with drag racing in mind. Save your $$ for a better shock.
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Originally Posted by UnbalancedEngineerin
Ride isn't what I was addressing. Corning performance is very poor, so that's what my comments were based on. Just wanted to clarify.
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As far as what I want them for, I drag a lot and do a lot of roll racing. If that is what they are made for then I will get them. My shocks now are worn out and when I go over a small bump on the road it feels like a big one. will QA1's help that?
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Originally Posted by import slayer
As far as what I want them for, I drag a lot and do a lot of roll racing. If that is what they are made for then I will get them. My shocks now are worn out and when I go over a small bump on the road it feels like a big one. will QA1's help that?