[clintbaum]

I am doing the rest of my suspension so I figured I might as well finish off the quad shocks as well and get it over with. I'm looking at a couple of options but not sure which one would be best.

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The first is just an aftermarket replacement, but the second is something different. Just wondering if anybody heard anything about them or have used this set up before.

I figured I would just remove them since I am doing steeda upper and lower control arms and springs and shocks. Would these upgrades allow me to remove them with any problems?

 

[Fillup96GT]

With some good control arms you can remove quad shocks completely with no worries.

 

[02_GT_5spd]

With some good control arms you can remove quad shocks completely with no worries.

^Ditto/what he said

 

[tobynt]

I would have to agree with the above.

Personally I got the Koni reds on mine. They have been on for a little over a year and they still work. Stock ones blow out pretty quick.

The track Link kit is a good option but shouldn't be considered as an option just to eliminate the quad shocks. That's more of a "marketing selling side note benefit". I would lay odds that your quad shocks are blown and not doing anything for you at this moment and can be taken off. Certainly don't need the track link to run without them.

 

[sillyrabbit0420]

Taking them off is way cheaper than buying aftermarket ones that you don't need.

 

[DJAlsip]

Taking them off is way cheaper than buying aftermarket ones that you don't need.

Just out of curiosity, would it even make a difference if he took them off instead of just leaving them on there?

 

[tobynt]

considering how long they last...nope, wouldn't make a difference.