Then in my opinion, front shocks, remove the sway bar, and stick an airbag on the passenger rear (cheap), and try it again before spending any real money. Make sure the fronts are adjustable and have at least 12" of travel. That will transfer the weight from front to back. Once the weight transfer is happening, the other suspension compnents can help you manage the transfer effectively. Until you know exactly what type of weight transfer management your car needs, you can't make an accurate decision.

Just my .02

 

Thnaks a good idea. I will try that and see what happens.