i just bought some neuspeed race springs and have been searching for a good set of shocks that will handle the 2" drop. What would be good for these but also be affordable?

 

Koni Yellows if you have the money, tockico Illuminas or KYB AGX's are a little cheaper and are good as well

 

I would probably only go with Koni Sport shocks or Bilstein shocks for those springs. They are very well matched to each other. Konis if you want damping adjustability, Bilstein if you don't think you'll need to adjust damping.

 

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But if you aren't willing to spend this amount of money, or don't have the money, KYB AGX's or Tokico Illuminas are cheaper alternatives.

 

i've got the same springs on blisten shocks and love'em. not too hard nor soft and takes the turns like a charm. the only down fall to having this setup is i can't run anything larger than 22" slicks and that kills my 1320 being that i just spin 22's 1st through 2nd gear.

 

Are any/all of the shocks mentioned designed for the lower ride and shorter stroke that the springs will change from stock?

I didnt search, sorry, I saw the thread so I figured what the heck. Sorry if I hi-jacked it. If you think so Ignore me.

Thanks in advance.

 

Konis or Bilsteins will handle just about anything you can throw at em.

 

I like the KYB AGX's I have