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What's my point? You don't know what you are talking about is my point. There is nothing wrong with drag shocks and struts on a daily driver. She even mentions that she doesn't drive it a whole lot.
 
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lets keep calm guys...no need to get fired up here. were talkin about shock for a mustang for s***s sake...lol
 

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Yes but Handz opinion is the only right one because he read it on the internet
 
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josh its just an opinion man, lol. we have all read the pros and cons about those drag shocks. (cept for mel, but lets leave her out of this part, she came here for advice) Handz does have knowledge of suspension and he leans towards the handling side of things, nothin wrong with that man. basically mel, anything over you stock pieces are gonna be a vast improvement. personally i chose tokico high performance blues to go wth my H&R super race springs(which should be here tomorrow! :thumb:)
 

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:hammer: :wall: :wall: :wall: ..................... mel, id get the suspension that suits your driving style.
 

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xploder17s said:
:hammer: :wall: :wall: :wall: ..................... mel, id get the suspension that suits your driving style.

Thats my whole point. She already said what she wanted to use her car for. I said drag shocks and struts. Handz says that they suck.
 
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they have the words drag in em josh, we all know what handz will say about that. lol.

stangsuspension.com has a few good tips on which struts/shocks will be best for your setup mel. check em out
 
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xploder17s said:
mel, good luck. we'll help the best we can.

I've got a couple places to start doing some reading... (and thank you guys!). I'll let ya know what I'm thinking when I get it all done.

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xploder17s said:
mel, good luck. we'll help the best we can.

I've got a couple places to start doing some reading... (and thank you guys!). I'll let ya know what I'm thinking when I get it all done.

:)

Take my advice and PM r3dn3ck. He will not steer you in the wrong direction. I promise.
 

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If you have a desire for my input, PM me. I'd be more than happy to sit and chat with you on AIM and figure out what exactly it is that you need and are ready for.

BTW, if you want drag strip performance then use drag strip oriented parts. Street and corner carving oriented parts will normally screw up your 60' times and thus add time to your ET's.

Last... don't take any one persons advice. I'm pretty good with suspension but I'm not gawd. I can tell you that the suspension forum has a nice pretty post started by dalamar and featuring a huge post by me and others by a couple other well informed characters which can not only teach you what you'll need to care about but how to care about it cheaply.
 
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Mel, PM r3d already!

He's gonna learn you stuff that you need to be learned about...
 

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Turd Ferguson said:
Mel, PM r3d already!

He's gonna learn you stuff that you need to be learned about...

Learn you stuff... LMAO... Dude, I swear you ain't from New Jersey LMAO
 
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Turd Ferguson said:
Mel, PM r3d already!

He's gonna learn you stuff that you need to be learned about...

Learn you stuff... LMAO... Dude, I swear you ain't from New Jersey LMAO

All my family lives in VA, spent alots of time there growing up.. And I live in the pines... :dunno:
 

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r3dn3ck said:
If you have a desire for my input, PM me. I'd be more than happy to sit and chat with you on AIM and figure out what exactly it is that you need and are ready for.

BTW, if you want drag strip performance then use drag strip oriented parts. Street and corner carving oriented parts will normally screw up your 60' times and thus add time to your ET's.

Last... don't take any one persons advice. I'm pretty good with suspension but I'm not gawd. I can tell you that the suspension forum has a nice pretty post started by dalamar and featuring a huge post by me and others by a couple other well informed characters which can not only teach you what you'll need to care about but how to care about it cheaply.

:agree:
there's a differenc between street course and drag setup.
Work it Mel...

so, what kind of gun?
 
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Dalamar said:
r3dn3ck said:
If you have a desire for my input, PM me. I'd be more than happy to sit and chat with you on AIM and figure out what exactly it is that you need and are ready for.

BTW, if you want drag strip performance then use drag strip oriented parts. Street and corner carving oriented parts will normally screw up your 60' times and thus add time to your ET's.

Last... don't take any one persons advice. I'm pretty good with suspension but I'm not gawd. I can tell you that the suspension forum has a nice pretty post started by dalamar and featuring a huge post by me and others by a couple other well informed characters which can not only teach you what you'll need to care about but how to care about it cheaply.

PM was sent. :)

And the gun is a Taurus... The Judge


:agree:
there's a differenc between street course and drag setup.
Work it Mel...

so, what kind of gun?
 

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bLuE x said:
Dalamar said:
r3dn3ck said:
If you have a desire for my input, PM me. I'd be more than happy to sit and chat with you on AIM and figure out what exactly it is that you need and are ready for.

BTW, if you want drag strip performance then use drag strip oriented parts. Street and corner carving oriented parts will normally screw up your 60' times and thus add time to your ET's.

Last... don't take any one persons advice. I'm pretty good with suspension but I'm not gawd. I can tell you that the suspension forum has a nice pretty post started by dalamar and featuring a huge post by me and others by a couple other well informed characters which can not only teach you what you'll need to care about but how to care about it cheaply.

PM was sent. :)

And the gun is a Taurus... The Judge


:agree:
there's a differenc between street course and drag setup.
Work it Mel...

so, what kind of gun?

Chicks, guns and Mustangs. Is there anything better to look for in a woman.
 
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bLuE x said:
Dalamar said:
r3dn3ck said:
If you have a desire for my input, PM me. I'd be more than happy to sit and chat with you on AIM and figure out what exactly it is that you need and are ready for.

BTW, if you want drag strip performance then use drag strip oriented parts. Street and corner carving oriented parts will normally screw up your 60' times and thus add time to your ET's.

Last... don't take any one persons advice. I'm pretty good with suspension but I'm not gawd. I can tell you that the suspension forum has a nice pretty post started by dalamar and featuring a huge post by me and others by a couple other well informed characters which can not only teach you what you'll need to care about but how to care about it cheaply.

PM was sent. :)

And the gun is a Taurus... The Judge


:agree:
there's a differenc between street course and drag setup.
Work it Mel...

so, what kind of gun?

Chicks, guns and Mustangs. Is there anything better to look for in a woman.

Good at cooking, not a nonstop talker, smells good, titters.

lol. It would suck if she smelled really bad.
 

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