Comp Eng Drag Shocks, starter, heater and more (CHEAP!)
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Car: 1984 z28
Engine: BBC
Transmission: TH400
Comp Eng Drag Shocks, starter, heater and more (CHEAP!)
Everything worked perfect when it was in my car, selling because it's cluttering my garage
Competition Engineering adjustable shocks with polyurethane mounts, very little runs new was $80 for shocks and $15 for mounts - $50
Starter straight bolt pattern, stock, only started car with it maybe 75 times - $25
heater blower $10
3rd gen rear stock springs $5
4thgen stock front springs $5
alternator $8
Mechanical speedo cable and gear drive $10
Stock 10 bolt rear end cover $2
Long waterpump and mechanical fan with bolts $5
Bunch of other **** I'll find too
Competition Engineering adjustable shocks with polyurethane mounts, very little runs new was $80 for shocks and $15 for mounts - $50
Starter straight bolt pattern, stock, only started car with it maybe 75 times - $25
heater blower $10
3rd gen rear stock springs $5
4thgen stock front springs $5
alternator $8
Mechanical speedo cable and gear drive $10
Stock 10 bolt rear end cover $2
Long waterpump and mechanical fan with bolts $5
Bunch of other **** I'll find too
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did the shocks make much of a difference? I run bagged drag springs now and it seems to be OK but wonder of shocks will help it squat a little less. Thanks.....
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Car: 1984 z28
Engine: BBC
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It's annoying because it has a lot of movement, so it's bouncy. It's different from gas shocks. If you're equally on the strip as you are on the street, you need these, otherwise stay with ur gas ones. That is unless you dont car about a bouncy ride.
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Car: 1989 Formula 350
Engine: 350 fuel injected
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt w/370 gears
do you know the part # for the shocks? also are they easy to adjust? finally what are the adjustable ratio's?
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