Comp Eng. drag shocks

[Moparmatt72]

Has anyone used these? Options good bad, thinking of getting some for now for my 72 sat. until I build my new chassis meaning front and rear tubular frames.

 

[Cranky]

Been many years since using CE stuff. Didn't like it back then but have no idea if the quality has gone up or not...

 

[Moparmatt72]

Yea I've heard both, thanks for your opinion

 

[383man]

I have a set of the 90/10's on the front of my 63 and they work fine for me. Ron

 

[Moparmatt72]

Thanks for your input 383man, those were the ones I was looking at through summit

 

[theman440]

I ran CE's on my car for years - I don't think they are a true 90/10 shock. Car hooked better when I put Caltrac shocks on it. If you are going to drive on the street I would run the CE's

 

[Moparmatt72]

I ran CE's on my car for years - I don't think they are a true 90/10 shock. Car hooked better when I put Caltrac shocks on it. If you are going to drive on the street I would run the CE's

Well I thinking of running these only on the front with caltrac bars in back, just in case I lift the front end a bit I don't want to takeing out a oil pan lol ill look into the caltrac shocks.

 

[Homstead]

I have used thier front shocks for years and liked them. Although I never used them on the street I`m sure they would be fine when adjusted to the 60/40 setting. At the 90/10 setting I could really feel the difference and they worked well in my car. I would recommend them.

 

[Moparmatt72]

Thanks everyone for your input, ill be ordering them soon.

 

[robinsonwr]

I used them for years on the street and at the track. For the price they are a pretty descent peice of course their are other shocks that offer more adjustability for double the price. I think they are a good product for the price.

 

[Moparmatt72]

True, that's why I was looking at them cause ill only be running these for a while till I get my better suspension