Competition Engineering Drag Shocks...
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Competition Engineering Drag Shocks...
I wanted to get a set of Comp Engineering Struts for my 88 GTA, how will these help in my launch and traction, will I notice it and will it help drop my ET....also what does it mean when they say 10/90 ,2/80 adjustability settings. Will they be good on the street or only for racing purposes? all help is much appreciated - AARON
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Car: 1999 Z28
Engine: LS1
Transmission: 6 Speed
Axle/Gears: 9" 4.11 Truetrac
i was told not to run drag struts/shocks on the street, even if they say streetable the car is gonna bounce and **** i guess. third gens are meant to handle man get some good lowering springs and shocks/struts
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I am run 70/30 front lakewood drag struts, 50/50 rear shocks also. i was going to get the competition engineering ones from Jegs but at the last minute i went with Lakewood. my car is a daily driver also. the ride isnt really bad and i used alot of poly bushings in my rear suspension.
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