We've put together a Group Purchase that covers all shocks that Hal produces. 10 or more orders are required for the GP pricing that is listed on our website. This will be wrapping up on Friday, May 6th.

The GP also covers the new double adjustable shocks and the new drag springs -

Double Adjustable Front F-Body Shocks

Ride Height Adjustable Directly threaded body allows for stock or Aluminum shock with 576 valving options. Allows truly independent adjustment of compression and rebound. 24 positions of compression adjustment on one ****, and 24 positions of rebound adjustment on the other ****. Each **** is clearly labeled with an "R" for rebound or a "C" for compression, as well as plus and minus symbols for ease of adjustment.

Front F-Body Springs

QA1 offers the perfect springs for 1993 - 2002 Camaro/Firebird front suspensions using the GEN-F front shock. QA1 now offers three spring choices for your Gen-F vehicle. Purposely built with factory and modified small block cars in mind, the springs below are designed to set on the GEN-F spring seat and fit into the factory location at the top. When used in conjunction with the GEN-F front shocks, they are unmatched in ease of installation and performance.

- 275 lb. spring Drag Racing
- 300 lb. spring Nice Ride & Handling
- 325 lb. spring Firm Ride, Great Handling & Cornering

Double Adjustable Rear F-Body Shock

Aluminum shock with 576 valving options. Allows truly independent adjustment of compression and rebound. Includes Lower shock bolt.

More info can be seen in the Group Purchase section of our website. Orders can be placed online or by calling 1-877-4-TBYRNE (1-877-482-9763).

 

Could you send me a price on set of front 12 adjustables w/ 300lb. springs.

'97 Camaro

 

Not sure what your address is but the GP prices can be seen in the GP section of our website.

 

Oops, thanks.

 

Can you recommend front adjustable shock options for a '80 Z-28
pro-street/drag car, big block, with stock front suspension?
Thanks.

 

We don't do anything with the early model cars. You might want to talk directly with Hal about this one to see what they recommend.

 

I see, thanks for responding.