TIMINATOR
Well-Known Member
Well after some modifying I finally have the superstock springs in my 72 Challengrer.
When I built the car for a customer back in the 90s, I forgot that I moved the rear springs inboard, and since they were moved farther than the kit spring setup, I had to cut and redo the superstock hangers. Now I wonder what shocks work best with these springs?
I figure that I want a shock that is loose in extension for ease of chassis separation, but not sure. With all of my other A bodies, I just used what was on the car and they worked fine, but those were only 11 second small block cars. I have a set of new KYB gas adjusts that I got in a big trade deal, but if there is something better, I'll buy them. I plan on running 9 somethings in street trim eventually.
Thanks for any info!
TIMINATOR
When I built the car for a customer back in the 90s, I forgot that I moved the rear springs inboard, and since they were moved farther than the kit spring setup, I had to cut and redo the superstock hangers. Now I wonder what shocks work best with these springs?
I figure that I want a shock that is loose in extension for ease of chassis separation, but not sure. With all of my other A bodies, I just used what was on the car and they worked fine, but those were only 11 second small block cars. I have a set of new KYB gas adjusts that I got in a big trade deal, but if there is something better, I'll buy them. I plan on running 9 somethings in street trim eventually.
Thanks for any info!
TIMINATOR
Probably. Kid is not home at the moment. For a 4600 pound car, it handles extremely well, especially with the wider 275/40-20 Cooper Cobra Instinct tires.
