Posted By: rvw
Help me select shocks - 11/01/13 02:51 AM
I am building a 62 Dodge Dart for street use only. What would be a good shock for the car. Front end is totally rebuilt and as the Hemi torsion bars. I have the stock sway bar and new stock height rear springs.
Posted By: MuuMuu101
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/01/13 03:54 AM
I have Bilstein RCD's on my stock suspensioned '68 Dart and it drived very comfortably. I took it on a 90 mile roadtrip across the freeways of LA county and I have no complaints.
Posted By: relax383
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/04/13 01:57 AM
Bilstein would be my first choice for a non-adjustable
Posted By: mcmopars
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/14/13 09:59 PM
get the best shock you can affort
Posted By: AlexP
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/15/13 12:18 AM
No regrets with my Koni Reds on the Roadrunner.
Posted By: cudazappa
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/15/13 01:13 AM
I very pleased with the bilsteins on my Challenger. 1" torsion bars and stock rear leafs. Rides even nicer than the stock t-bars and parts store generic shocks.
When I get more aggressive with spring rates I will most likely have to go to the fox adjustables
Posted By: brads70
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/15/13 01:31 AM
I had Bilstein RCD on but when I installed the composite rear leaf spring they didn't work so well. I bought double adjustable QA1's and am very happy with them so far! Love the adjustability!
Posted By: Mopar Mitch
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/15/13 08:43 PM
Maybe I've missed something about the new Fox-Hothckis shocks mentioned here. I believe I oiginally saw that they were only non-adjustable. Is that what you're referencing?
I also thought I saw a mention in one of the threads, somewhere here on Moparts, that Hotchkis was introducing some kind of adjustable shocks -- single or double adjustable?... is that true?... and if yes, is that what is you are referencing? Non-adjustable or adjustable?
Posted By: cudazappa
Re: Help me select shocks - 11/15/13 09:12 PM
Mitch,
Hotchkis has been working with Fox on single adjustable shocks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3q5RCsWwYwThey debuted them at SEMA