Hal Adjustable Shocks
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Hal Adjustable Shocks
Anybody have the actual rate #s on these things for the different settings? I'm wondering how they are in comparison to my Z51 Bilstein Shocks. Ever since L98Terror installed them on his car I've thought they are awesome and have beent thinking about getting them. My shocks were rebuilt just before I got the car at 98.5k miles, so I'm assuming at 173k now they are almost done again. I actually have a spare set of Bilstein I can send away to be rebuilt in the meantime if I wanted them again.
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Re: Hal Adjustable Shocks (scorp508)
I have a set on order from Impala Joe at the track, don't know any #'s on them but I can ask next week, or if you are coming down, I'll hook you up with him, he's a dealer for HAL.
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Re: Hal Adjustable Shocks (scorp508)
Hal, beleive it or not is a neighbor of mine. I've done some work on his Harley and found out he lives down the street from me. Real cool guy. :cool: I dont know him that well, butt....
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Re: Hal Adjustable Shocks (severe-1)
You seem to like to auto-X, a little high end run on the street from time to time and your commute to work as your usage(with occasional drag racing where they can be set to soft). Look in to a set of Koni Reds. They're adjustable..and considerably stiffer than other shocks. They have a VERY good reputation as well. Expensive..but worth it. Just my .02
