New Pricing on AFCO Double Adjustable Shocks!!!!!
New Pricing on AFCO Double Adjustable Shocks!!!!! Starting November 1st, 2009, AFCO will be lowering their prices on all of their double adjustable shocks. The new price will be $299.99 (plus shipping). We will be offering AFCO's with Madman specific valving for the new prices. If you've been waiting to buy a set of AFCO's, now is the time to do it! We at Madman & Co. Racing are currently taking orders for these shocks and will be honoring the new prices as of Nov. 1st.
If you'd like to place an order, or just have some questions regarding these shocks, please call me at 225-673-3533. We'll be happy to answer any questions, get pricing and availability, or receive orders. Call TODAY!
If you'd like to place an order, or just have some questions regarding these shocks, please call me at 225-673-3533. We'll be happy to answer any questions, get pricing and availability, or receive orders. Call TODAY!
Last edited by mad_steve; Oct 29, 2009 at 12:34 PM.
the base setting on the shock is different than a "off the shelf" afco... that way your not at the stiffest on compression and almost the loosest extension on strange rear double adjustable... just guessing here but i've noticed this on my strange shocks...
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We have been running AFCO shocks for 10 years. We have a ton of data and we have the shocks valved to fit the customers combination.
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To answer your question, yes, but we tested a new type of single adjustable shock from AFCO while we were at the LSX Shootout. It worked out really well, and the customer we tried the shocks with wants a set A.S.A.P. As soon as I know pricing and when they'll be available, i'll let everyone know.
To answer your question, yes, but we tested a new type of single adjustable shock from AFCO while we were at the LSX Shootout. It worked out really well, and the customer we tried the shocks with wants a set A.S.A.P. As soon as I know pricing and when they'll be available, i'll let everyone know.
i've got BMR lowering springs in the front, do you suggets going w/ a different spring? will i need different shock mounts for teh AFCO?
6speed car and it's a 50/50 street/strip car....
You'll need to run an AFCO 14" spring with a 2 1/2" I.D. As far as mounts, the front shocks come with all mounting hardware. You will need to buy our shock relocation brackets for the rear shocks. We also recommend using the spring seat bearing kit for the front coil-overs. This just makes it easier to make ride-height adjustments.
If you're interested, I can get you everything you need. Give me a call at 225-673-3533.
Last edited by mad_steve; Nov 9, 2009 at 02:11 PM.
Is there a need to change the valving once the car changes (weight, suspension, hp, etc...). In other words, if I were to buy a set today for as the car sits now, will the same valving work 2 years down the line with many changes to the car?
the valving wont change, but the shock adjustment will. In a nutshell, yes, you will be able to use the same shocks.