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hey guys I'm new here. I just recently bought a 1993 5.0 notchback mustang. The rear shocks need to be replaced, right now it has Lakewood 50/50 drag shocks.

Any suggestions? Nothing too expensive but I don't wanna put on junk either.

What has worked good for U guys
 

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Strange single adjustable are very nice and not pricey at all.
 
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Is there a big difference between adjustable and non ? I was thinking koni
 

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Is there a big difference between adjustable and non ? I was thinking koni
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There is, and yet, koni non adjustables aren't a bad thing.

The adjustables come in handy when you want to do different styles of driving (drag racing). They are just really good shocks too, beyond the adjustability.
 

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Davedacarpainter said:
There is, and yet, koni non adjustables aren't a bad thing.

The adjustables come in handy when you want to do different styles of driving (drag racing). They are just really good shocks too, beyond the adjustability.
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I'm not gonna be drag racing it just cruise once and a while and take to work 2 times a week
 

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I'm not gonna be drag racing it just cruise once and a while and take to work 2 times a week
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Koni's are fine. The adjustables are nice if you decide the shock is too harsh or too soft.

Bilstein's are really nice as well.
 

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Do you mind linking me ?
 

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Do you mind linking me ?
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I would if i was half way intelligent! Go to LMR, they have a good line up of shocks. Or Maximum Motorsports
 
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