Reply to "Shock and spring question"

indydaveMember

I agree with Mike. I bought my QA1s from Wilkinson. He explained they provided a car to QA1 for testing and fitting. Wilkinson provides everything you need for a plug-n-play. You do not have to fabricate anything. Snce I don't track, I went with single adjustment shocks as Wilkinson recommended. i thought he was giving me honest advice since he told me to go with the less expensive shocks and didn't try to convince me to go with the double adjustable shocks. I also used his standard spring rates (as recommended)for a softer street ride. He spent a considerable amount of time which I appreciated. I think I paid about 1,000 for everything. I am very pleased with the outcome. I did not have to fabricate any parts or run around looking for fixes. That is worth something. I would do it again, the same way.

I hope this helps.
IndyDave

4/1/095:02 PM

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