Topic: Front shocks
in Forum: C3 Engines, Driveline and Handling
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I went with top-of-the-line AC Delco's. I live in NY and I thought the roads would be to harsh for the stiff Bilsteins.
|COLOR=BLUE|78 S/A, L82, 4spd
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Vette(s): 1973 TT custom pearl orange paint
355 ci, modified Turbo 400, 3.55 rear end, R134a air, balanced & blueprinted custom engine work, deluxe black interior
Went with the Edelbrock IAS front and rear on my '73. Pricey at $75 each. Worth it? Every penny. I can't believe how much better the car handles. I used to grit my teeth when crossing railroad tracks. No more. Now I take them at speed without a problem. By the way, put them in myself in less than two hours with just a jack and jackstands.
Thanks again everyone. I went with the KYB Gas-A-Just for the front. I now need to purchase the front springs. Anyone have any ideas. I went to Autozone to price them. They are pretty reasonable, but don't know about the quality of them. Thanks.
Kevin
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1970 Yellow/Black
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