E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ?

E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/14/09 04:48 PM

Looking for advice/experience with shock upgrades for my sig car. I currently have KYB's

which came with the car and IMHO don't work very well. I'm looking for a decent handling medium to high priced street shock with no racing involved. I'm not too concerned with looks as I have a can of spray paint and I know how to use it!

Thanks.

Posted By: Classof70Chally

Re: E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/14/09 08:33 PM

Posted By: 500Stroker

Re: E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/14/09 09:36 PM

Get the Edelbrock IAS. They come in red or gray. Handle great and a nice, smooth ride. I gave up my rough riding KYB's years ago.

Posted By: fig426

Re: E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/14/09 11:26 PM

I don't have them but I hear alot of praise about QA1's from the people that do have them. Apparently double adjustables are the way to go but they are pricey.

Posted By: aarcuda

Re: E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/15/09 02:23 AM

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I don't have them but I hear alot of praise about QA1's from the people that do have them. Apparently double adjustables are the way to go but they are pricey.

i bought the strange double adjustables and they are the best shock ive ever owned so far.

Posted By: BergmanAutoCraft

Re: E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/15/09 02:25 AM

If you are going to go for adjustables, go for the monotube style with the adj at the top of the shock. The less expensive twin tube type adjustables are the ones with the knobs on the bottom.

Posted By: challenger70

Re: E Body Street Car Shock Recommendation ? - 04/15/09 02:52 AM

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I don't have them but I hear alot of praise about QA1's from the people that do have them. Apparently double adjustables are the way to go but they are pricey.

i bought the strange double adjustables and they are the best shock ive ever owned so far.

I have the single adjustable QA1's on my Challenger and I like them, I'd imagine the double adjustable would be even better. You can with a twist of a knob or 2 go from drag/handling to comfort.