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Shirley

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anyone have any experience with them? Are they not good for the street , or could you get away with it? Does the airbag for the right rear spring help under acceleration? gracias
 

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It's comfortable on the street. I have had mine out a few times without a problem. The airbag helps keep you straight on hard launches.
 

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Shirley said:
anyone have any experience with them? Are they not good for the street , or could you get away with it? Does the airbag for the right rear spring help under acceleration? gracias
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yeah the springs are fine for the street.the only complaint is the ride height you might gain a 1/2 inch depening on the car coupe or hatch and your heads.
 

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I had them on my 83 Vert. They worked perfectly, but made the rear lower, and the front higher... But man did it hook, and it was very comfy. It handled decent, nothing horrible. I would use them again if I was building a drag car with stock type suspension.
 
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hate to hi-jack this thread, but would lake wood 90/10s in front and 50/50s out back be too much for the street? if so what other kind of shocks and struts would help out with the straight line racing, but be good for a weekend cruiser?
 

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p.exeter_bleu said:
hate to hi-jack this thread, but would lake wood 90/10s in front and 50/50s out back be too much for the street? if so what other kind of shocks and struts would help out with the straight line racing, but be good for a weekend cruiser?
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based on what i have read, the 70/30 up front will be a better choice for the street.
 
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Yes, 70/30 struts for the street. Also, the Eibachs will be fine on the street.
 
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