Reply to "Consensus for Aluminum Shocks for Street?"

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Originally posted by Z06 Pantera:
Tony is completely correct IMO. When in doubt choose a lower spring rate. It is easier to achieve handling and performance with a low spring rate and a stiff stabilizer bar or shock.

Not sure, but maybe it depends on how fast you plan on driving regarding spring stiffness. My red car with the aluminum shocks seems just right at high speed, but a little stiff when just tooling around the hood. It is not bad at low speed, but I do notice the stiffness is a little greater at lower speed.

4/4/117:51 PM

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