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What Shocks should I use?
Hello,
Iam preparing the next phase of my '70 Cuda, but what kind of shocks should I use (Gas/air/hydro.) adjusting or non? The car will have a BEEFY 318 and I am NOT going original. Anyone have a thought? Thank you! Scott |
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Edelbrock Performer IAS Shocks = $75.00 each
Really good shocks a little dare but work and look good!, They are charged with high-pressure gas. |
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KYB Gas-adjust 150 or less per set of 4.
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KYB working great so far
Hey irtired,
Yea, I went with the KYB simply because I wanted to put that extra 150 bones into other things. I was told the Edelbrock shocks are a little better, but I've got to say the KYB's are good shock especially for the money. MY ride feels nice and tight since I put them on. I ordered mine throught PST, so I think that even shipping was free. I've got them on my '71 Charger w/383. I'd be interested to know if anyone out there has used both types and has an opinion on this. Ben |
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i have KYBs on my 73 cuda and i'm very happy with them. i tried the Koni shocks years ago but can't reccomend them.
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