qa1 shocks

[jim.k]

thinking about these for my 73 cuda. has 1.03 pst bars and all new suspension parts. it actually doesn't ride as bad as I thought it would right now on the ANCIENT shocks that are on it. any thoughts ?  not looking for rockstar handling . lol

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/qa1-tn501/overview/

[burdar]

No personal experience with those since I'm not at that point in my project.  However, make sure that the shocks you choose are the correct length.  If you lowered your car from stock, a stock length shock might be too long.  Measure what you need and see if those fit the bill.

[Fern]

I have the single adjustable version and they're great.
I have heard the non adjustable ones, like posted, are a little soft, but have no experience with them.

[dodj]

I just bought the QA1 single adjustable shocks. $600 for all four from summit. No experience yet but hope for a nice improvement over my 8 year old Edelbrock IAS shocks.

[jim.k]

think im going to order these bilsteins thru pst

http://p-s-t.com/i-23158007-bilstein-high-performance-shock-set-front-rear.html#!year%3D1973%7C%7Cmake%3DPLYMOUTH%7C%7Cmodel%3DCUDA

[dodj]

I'm told they are a good shock as well.

[crash340]

I have single adjustable QA1 on the front of my 73 Cuda and love them. I did have to go to Camaro shocks as they are a slight bit shorter and work better as my car is lowered at the front, the standard e body QA1's were basically working on the last 1/2" of travel, each click on the QA1's I notice a difference in the car, I have 1.06 bars