slowprocess

iTrader: (9)

I was noticing some of the racing videos I have gotten from some of you guys. I notice how some of your trucks sit down in the rear end on launch. My toxic shocks seem too damn stiff to do that. I was wondering what shocks you guys think are the best ones for racing. I don't tow or haul anything in the back, so that isn't a factor.

GMC SKI

I have a set of QA1's 12 way adjustabel shocks that wil go well with your setup
or a set of set of edelbrocks
I notice you have a roll pan which lightens up the rear end even more with a stepside do you still have a spare tire aswell ?
i would go with something adjustable having the edelbrocks in the back for a few miles and with some decent power. I couldn't get the rear to plant reall nice consistanly because the shocks and leafs were too stiff


jim

Blake @ FMS

i hear bad things about the toxic shocks quite often, if i'd change i'd probably go edelbrock

unredeemed

iTrader: (2)

How's bilstein, and their quality and comfort?

BenKey

iTrader: (1)

Bilsteins are the best shock made, IMO.

unredeemed

iTrader: (2)

For the import scene I would agree. I'm new to the truck scene and wanted to know. The great thing is that Bilstein's corporate office is a few blocks from me on the same street as my office.

creederado

I had Bilstiens for about 3 years on my step side. They were great until I got a set of Qa1's and for the little extra money and fab to make the QA1's fit was well worth it.

For weight transfer and adjustment you can't beat Qa1's.