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These QA1 GM Pro Coil Systems are available for 1978-1996 GM B-Bodies, 1988-1998 Fits Chevy/GMC C1500s, 1971-1996 Impalas and Full-Size GM vehicles, including Full-Size Fits Chevy, Fits Buick, Fits Oldsmobile, and Fits Pontiac models, and are a great option for anyone looking for fully adjustable ride height and valving control. Choose a spring rate and adjustability that fits your driving style, adjust the valving to match and you are on your way. These shocks also utilize a fully threaded body that allows you to adjust your ride height for the perfect stance or to finely tune the weight balance for superior handling. Specially designed for QA1's Pro Coil Systems, the American-made lightweight high travel springs* have fewer coils and a smaller wire diameter, resulting in increased travel due to the larger distance between the coils. They reduce unsprung weight and react faster, optimizing suspension performance. Multiple spring rate options are also available and have been successfully tested in various applications, from casual street driving to hard core race applications. Adjustable Pro Coil System Features: MOD Series - independent compression and rebound double adjustable. Lightweight Billet Aluminum Coil-Over Shocks. High Travel Springs* Easy, Bolt-In Installation. Ride Height Adjustable. 100% Dyno Tested and Serialized. Serviceable and Rebuildable by QA1 Authorized Service Centers. Made in the USA. Used in drag racing, street performance, autocross, road racing and street rod applications. Sold in Pairs. Additional MOD Series Features: Features QuickTune technology - modular valve packs that allow for completely revalving the shock without having to remove it from the car! Medium compression and rebound valve packs standard Soft or firm compression and rebound valve packs also available. 24 click independent compression and rebound adjustment with low-speed bleed