Who is a good dealer for Penske shocks?

[Vegas69]

Don't put a race shock on that queen you are building.

[Matt@BOS]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

Don't put a race shock on that queen you are building.

You're right, basic double or triple adjustables aren't enough for his build. He needs something super trick, like this:

http://www.jrishocks.com/shop/street...c-ride-height/

or this:

http://www.jrishocks.com/shop/street...-shock-system/

Or maybe you can put both on one shock...

[DOOM]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

Don't put a race shock on that queen you are building.

Originally Posted by Matt.A

You're right, basic double or triple adjustables aren't enough for his build. He needs something super trick, like this:

http://www.jrishocks.com/shop/street...c-ride-height/

or this:

http://www.jrishocks.com/shop/street...-shock-system/

Or maybe you can put both on one shock...

That is cool Matt ! I'm making some phone calls today!

[funcars]

If you know what you want another option for Penske shocks is RE suspension in NC. They deal mainly with race teams but will also sell to car enthusiasts and I found their prices to be very good. If you can answer their questions they can help you with shock set up options too. They have lots of other Penske accessory parts in stock too like shock eyelet extensions, etc. depending on what you need for your set-up.

Good luck with your car

[Cris@JCG]

If you call JRI & tell them they are for a DSE suspension.. they will refer you to call DSE to buy the shocks from them.. They are firm on this!

For your show queen .. I would just do single adjustables with the DSE valving.. they work great!

Originally Posted by DOOM

That is cool Matt ! I'm making some phone calls today!

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by Matt.A

You're right, basic double or triple adjustables aren't enough for his build. He needs something super trick, like this:

http://www.jrishocks.com/shop/street...c-ride-height/

or this:

http://www.jrishocks.com/shop/street...-shock-system/

Or maybe you can put both on one shock...

Those were very cool at their SEMA booth.