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ironcurtain | Some advice on shocks? :D | ||
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Hey Guys,
I have been wanting to get some shocks for quite a while and i just haven't really had the time to get them and install them. But see I had my eyes set on some Bilstein Sport because I hear they are the best if I want a really firm ride that would deliver much better handling that the ones I have. But recently ive been driving around and the streets around my town are unforgivable. Not well taken care of and honestly there aren't a lot of smooth rodes. I drove my brother's malibu the other day and I forgot how quite and smooth a ride can be. Don't get me wrong I love my loud and performance built corvette(somewhat) :tongue: but i guess i thought about getting a smoother ride from my vette. Anybody have any recommendations on some shocks that could delivery a smoother ride? thanks! |
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Posted on: 2008/2/9 4:36
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Ramrod | RE:Some advice on shocks? :D | ||
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I picked up some cheapie KYB's there ok for now. I understand your position, do you want race car suspension or will you be driving on long trips and want a smooth ride????
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Posted on: 2008/2/9 4:41
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ironcurtain | RE:Some advice on shocks? :D | ||
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that's exactly the point.
I WANT race car suspension but after modifying my car with heads, cam, converter and gears I realize that I wanted it..didnt need it. But either way whats done is done and i love how my car is but since when will i truly use the race car suspension. My corvette is a daily driver so i guess maybe it wouldnt hurt to get some shocks that will delivery a smoother ride. |
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Posted on: 2008/2/9 4:47
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Ramrod | RE:Some advice on shocks? :D | ||
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Go KYB's from Summit, a good inexpensive compromise.
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Posted on: 2008/2/9 4:49
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JrRifleCoach | Re: Some advice on shocks? :D | ||
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Anybody have any recommendations on some shocks that could delivery a smoother ride? thanks! If your shocks have any sign of fluid leakage or are more than 10 years old you can buy a set of Gabriels and be impressed! They'll only last 10-15K miles if your lucky. Thats why you'll want to move to a higher quality shock such as Bilsteins or the like.... IMHO you'll find that some of the roughest roads will smooth out with good shocks. |
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Posted on: 2008/2/9 4:50
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CasetheCorvetteman | RE:Some advice on shocks? :D | ||
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KONI Yellow Adjustables. You can set them hard or soft, and there is quite a range of adjustment there.
These shock absorbers come with a lifetime garrentee, so they have alot of confidence in the product. I also stake my reputation on their first class quality too. |
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Posted on: 2008/2/9 5:01
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