Any adjustable rear shocks comparable/better that the Vikings?

[RSKTAKR]

I was looking into getting a set of Viking Warriors for my s550 but I keep hearing that they need better QC there. I see the Koni adjustable and the Steeda adjustable Pro-action. Any others and does anyone have any experience with them? My car isn't a DD, and I'm wanting to get rid of the "bunny hop/bounce" when I launch as my car is lowered on Eibach Sprotlines.

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[tj@steeda]

We have a pretty extensive page here with reviews & info ... happy to help with any specific questions you may have. The Steeda adjustable Pro Actions are a great buy & I am sure others will weigh in & support my claim!

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56302

Best Regards,

TJ

 

[GSLSE20B]

I was looking into getting a set of Viking Warriors for my s550 but I keep hearing that they need better QC there. I see the Koni adjustable and the Steeda adjustable Pro-action. Any others and does anyone have any experience with them? My car isn't a DD, and I'm wanting to get rid of the "bunny hop/bounce" when I launch as my car is lowered on Eibach Sprotlines.

Nothing wrong with the viking when they are installed in-line . [MENTION=21658]perfweld[/MENTION] and I both noticed the issue right away .

 

[michigan stang]

what do you mean installed in line

 

[RSKTAKR]

^^^ this. What do you mean installed in line? I have read the Vikings make a bunch of noise etc and just have QC problems overall.

TJ, I'm not opposed to the Steeda's or Koni's but I don't want to buy an entire set, I just want rear shocks (I think) and I want to be able to adjust them fairly easilly. Where do you make the adjustments on the Koni's and Steeda's?

 

[F1scamp]

For drag racing you will want a double adjustable.

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