[Stroked95GT]

I was looking at this kit in the JEGS catalog: Competition Engineering Rear Coil-Over Shock Kits - JEGS

Is this a good kit, and what springs should I get?
Or is there any other recommendations on any other kits?

 

[Protree750]

I would say for that price without springs and some mods needed you might be better off looking at some of these coil over kits.

Mustang Rear Coil Overs at LRS - Same Day Shipping!

Good Luck:bigthumbsup

 

[Stroked95GT]

I would say for that price without springs and some mods needed you might be better off looking at some of these coil over kits.

Mustang Rear Coil Overs at LRS - Same Day Shipping!

Good Luck:bigthumbsup

They come with springs. What other modifications would be needed other than welding? I have a welder, and am pretty good at it too :laugh:

 

[Guest]

I have a welder, and am pretty good at it too :laugh:

when welding suspension components you need to be better than pretty good.....

 

[Stroked95GT]

when welding suspension components you need to be better than pretty good.....

I know I can do it. I've been welding for a little over 5 years at a body shop. We put a set of these on a guys 64 galaxie 500 and welded them to the axel. But im curious if they are any good for drag racing? And what springs to get.

 

[Guest]

coilovers work well provides of course you understand the concept of suspension setup.....

they will give almost an infinite amount of adjustments....

would say 130 0r 110....

i found this link it may help you....

LINK

 

[Stroked95GT]

coilovers work well provides of course you understand the concept of suspension setup.....

they will give almost an infinite amount of adjustments....

would say 130 0r 110....

i found this link it may help you....

LINK

Thanks REG! :bigthumbsup

My only other question is about relocating them? But I guess that is only needed for running a real wide tire right?