What is the stock shock lenght extended/compressed? Found some QA1 coilovers that are 19.5/13.0
They are new Proma Star QA1's PN#DDR8855B with 130# springs new for $400. I was thinking of using them with the lift to get more drop, and loose another 100lb. Im sure the springs are too lite for the truck though.
I'm really tempted to get a set of these to put in while the truck is in pieces.
All the big drag racers i have talked to said def go with the double adjustable. I ordered the fronts for mine last week, but im waiting on the rear, should my rear ride heigth depend on which ones i order? Ive seen several listed, eventually im going with double adjustable all the way around. I just used the number Trent used for the front, Thanks Trent.
Say, did anyone find out if Henry's pick for rear shocks was the correct one? Were they long enough with enough travel? Just how important is it to have adjustable rears?
Hmm...I wonder what a used set of Bilsteins is worth?
Is your rear all stock?
My doctor said so last week...:rofl:
Stock suspension/spring clamps are primary. Snubber was added, but doesnt have to be drawn down. I do have a set of 2" stop blocks I can install.
Say, did anyone find out if Henry's pick for rear shocks was the correct one? Were they long enough with enough travel? Just how important is it to have adjustable rears?
Hmm...I wonder what a used set of Bilsteins is worth?
Rob your ordered the QA1s for the rear also?
Im thinking some Pro-comps or Ranchos talk me into the QA1s would ya
Just went and picked up a set of QA1 double adjustable shocks today I'm still trying to get over the price, I hope this wedsnesday at the track will change that haha. My truck is nowhere close to Trents or Toms but it is a 12 second LB7 so we'll see what these do for me. Does anybody know a good setting to start at and work from there? Thanks
Thanks, I just read through the whole thread and saw where you said you werent sure about mix matching brands. I have rancho 9000s on the rear so I'm going to give it a shot I'll let you know how it goes.