Reply to "Consensus for Aluminum Shocks for Street?"

moosoMember

I have Alden Eagles. They are very stiff. This may be partly due to the spring rates, but they were set up for a Pantera (I think they are Hall shocks) so they can't be too far off.

I don't notice any body roll at all when driving hard in the mountains. These may be just the ticket for some folks, but I would'nt buy them again.

One of these days I'm going to replace them, so this discussion is relevant to me too!!

Later, Mooso.

4/2/114:45 AM

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