are these shocks any good
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Rear Racing Shocks
3 way adjustable 40/60 50/50 70/30 ratios. Direct bolt-in for your f-body. Easy 30minute-1 hour install.
Rear Racing Shocks
3 way adjustable 40/60 50/50 70/30 ratios. Direct bolt-in for your f-body. Easy 30minute-1 hour install.
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For drag racing these shocks may be great. Good luck if you pick them up.
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If you go to the track that little, and the car is primarily street, NO, those shocks are NOT appropriate for your needs. They'll handle poorly to dangerously on the street in exchange for a .050 to .100 better launch at the track.
IMHO, stay stock, or consider an adjustable shock designed primarily for handling... like the Koni SA.
FWIW... most guys with the minimal mods you have launch just fine at the track on stock suspension. My suggestion is to learn to drive what you have until you are dead consistent and see no more reduction in 60 foot times before you worry about buying parts. Your car will never again be as consistent as it is unmodded, and that's what matters in brackets.
IMHO, stay stock, or consider an adjustable shock designed primarily for handling... like the Koni SA.
FWIW... most guys with the minimal mods you have launch just fine at the track on stock suspension. My suggestion is to learn to drive what you have until you are dead consistent and see no more reduction in 60 foot times before you worry about buying parts. Your car will never again be as consistent as it is unmodded, and that's what matters in brackets.
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For what you are wanting to do I would just stay with a good stock type replacement shock. The competition engineering shocks would be fine for track but would do poorly on the street under normal driving conditions.