Drag Shocks
01-27-2006, 09:19 AM
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Drag Shocks
Ok guys, I was looking on Summit and I found two possible parts: SUM-G7700 and CEE-2700. Both of these are ajustable drag shocks. You can read about them if you look up the parts on www.summitracing.com
What kind of a difference would I see in my 60' with these? My current mods are in my sig, but I am still spinning off the line and would like better weight transfer. I think that will really help plant my rear and these parts aren't expensive. If I switch to these shocks, would I need to change the springs as well, or could I keep my stock springs and achieve the same results?
Anyone with experiance with these or something similar?
What kind of a difference would I see in my 60' with these? My current mods are in my sig, but I am still spinning off the line and would like better weight transfer. I think that will really help plant my rear and these parts aren't expensive. If I switch to these shocks, would I need to change the springs as well, or could I keep my stock springs and achieve the same results?
Anyone with experiance with these or something similar?
01-27-2006, 11:47 AM
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Re: Drag Shocks
I would personally go with the comp. eng. shocks.
Summit parts have not held up for me in the past.
If you really want the ability to tune your rear suspension and money is really no object, than check out the Autofab rear coil-over conversion.
http://www.spohn.net/product.cfm?productid=1533
Summit parts have not held up for me in the past.
If you really want the ability to tune your rear suspension and money is really no object, than check out the Autofab rear coil-over conversion.
http://www.spohn.net/product.cfm?productid=1533
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