Good rear shocks and coil springs for street/strip use

[87cutty]

Looking for a set of good shocks and coil springs for street/strip use. I have looked at qa1 but that's a bit pricy. Any help would be appriciated thx!

 

[kalidromos13]

Bilstein shocks are good and most guys who don't run coil overs use them. I use cpp CS6034 in the rear, they're listed as a-body 2" drop springs but they gave my Monte the perfect height in the rear and they're not too stiff not too soft. Hope that helps.

 

[87cutty]

Bilstein shocks are good and most guys who don't run coil overs use them. I use cpp CS6034 in the rear, they're listed as a-body 2" drop springs but they gave my Monte the perfect height in the rear and they're not too stiff not too soft. Hope that helps.

Sweet thx man

 

[L67ss]

On the shocks the fronts are the ones that will make a dif in drag. Look up 10/90 shocks. There's affordable ones available

 

[87cutty]

On the shocks the fronts are the ones that will make a dif in drag. Look up 10/90 shocks. There's affordable ones available

Cool thx!

 

[Bar50]

Competition Engineering 3 way adjustable drag shocks. 90/10 up front and 50/50 in the rear.

The triangulation braces that tie the rear upper and lower rear control arm mounts together helps a ton.

Body bushings do wonders as well.