Drag springs. Any experience? Are they worth the money?

[stngh8r]

Actually I'm not sure they even make them anymore. But I was just curious what you guys thought of them.

[stngh8r]

OK? Any experience with qa1 coilovers?

[Mystery Bird]

Still running stock originals myself.

[Chopstix]

QA1 12 way single adjustibles on all 4 corners w/#275 front springs, OE rear springs...1.32 60' off a foot brake

[96LT1355Z28]

If you have the shocks to go with them then the combo is well worth the money. If you talking about just the springs in a factory strut setup like Eibach makes IDK.

[Injuneer]

I have the Eibach Drag Launch springs in the back, but only because I traded them for my stock 94 coupe springs. Buddy of mine wanted my stockers for his 97 SS convertible, based on a recommendation from Steve Spohn. He used them with QA1 single adjustables (rear only). So his car, with my rear springs went low 8's at close to 170 MPH... 1.2x 60-ft. But my car hasn't been to the track in years, so the Eibachs have had a very limited workout. :(

Based on that, I'd say keep your stock rear springs. Front's are a different story.

[Featherburner]

But my car hasn't been to the track in years, so the Eibachs have had a very limited workout. :(

Still got a trailer stored in your yard? Load it up and take to the track!

[Injuneer]

I can drive to E'town - 7 miles. Trailer is stored on a farm in PA. I work a 60-hour week, 11-hours weekdays and 1/2-day Saturday, so my hobby time is non-existent.