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These Competition Engineering adjustable drag shocks offer a 3-way valving system to dial-in the extension/compression ratio needed for any track condition. The front shocks have three adjustable ratios of 90/10, 80/20, and 60/40. The ratios for the rear shocks are 70/30, 60/40, and 50/50. These numbers represent the percentage of force required to extend (first number) and compress (second number) the shock. By changing the settings on the front and rear shocks, you can dial-in the car to raise the front on initial launch for weight transfer, and then settle smoothly for a final charge to the finish line.
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Competition Engineering Magnum 4-link kits offer the ultimate strength and adjustability for your high horsepower race car. Your big power racer needs more than directly-threaded links. These Magnum kits feature special threaded tube inserts that weld into thick-walled chromoly steel link tubing to handle shock loads without flexing. Plus, the 1/4 in. thick housing and frame brackets feature integral shock mounting holes to save you fabrication time on separate shock brackets along with additional mounting holes for wheelie bars, sway bars, and additional tube gusseting. Your high performance race car needs high performance traction devices; get connected with Competition Engineering Magnum 4-link kits. Features: * Chromoly steel tube links * Computer machined treaded tube ends * Thick steel brackets * Chromoly spherical rod ends * 21 in. mounting radius * Hardware and instructions
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Competition Engineering rod ends are available in a number of sizes, in both right-hand and left-hand threads, and all come with jam nuts. Their all-steel bodies are available in low-carbon, chromoly, or forged steel. Competition Engineering highly recommends that you use chromoly rod ends exclusively with their 4-link and ladder-bar suspension kits, with polyurethane-lined types reserved for street applications with ladder bars. Forged-steel types are not recommended for the front points of 3 or 4-link suspensions. Their Magnum series chromoly rod ends are the best choice for ladder bar and 4-link applications. They are self-lubricating and self-sealing with increased thickness for greater tensile strength--perfect for demanding motorsports applications. When loaded, Magnum rod ends create metal-to-metal contact for unsurpassed strength, yet when unloaded, the Rilsan AZM30-injected liner will not rattle or squeak like standard 2 or 3-piece rod ends.
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Racers know that wheel stands look spectacular but hurt performance. Competition Engineering's Wheel-E-Bars control wheel stands without unloading the rear tires, putting more power into moving the car forward. These bars feature upper spring adjusters made from 7075-T6 aluminum for easy preload adjustment, lower 6061-T6 aluminum struts for fatigue resistance, and natural rubber wheels with aluminum ball-bearing hubs. The kits also include all fasteners and quick-release pins for easy access to the rear housing.
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$692.99
Competition Engineering Standard Series 4-link kits provide rear suspensions that will give you the freedom to make incremental changes in your car's point of instant center (the adjustable point that determines weight transfer), for head-snapping launches. Designed for flexibility of adjustment to suit an individual car's characteristics, these kits allow custom installation to a particular application. Gain increased adjustability over ladder bar suspensions with Competition Engineering Standard 4-link rear suspensions. Standard kits include: * Direct threaded seamless steel tube links * Permanently mounted adjusting nuts for quick tuning * Stamped cold rolled steel brackets * Chromoly spherical rod ends * Grade 8 fasteners and jam nuts
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While the stock rear suspension in your ride may be adequate for stock engines and street tires, it just isn't going to cut it when you increase horsepower. What you need is Competition Engineering's leaf spring traction bars. Perfect for stock eliminator and bracket cars, they eliminate wheel hop and improve traction by applying the force that normally produces unwanted axle rotation into a downward force, making the tires stick to the pavement. They're constructed from heavy-gauge 2 1/2 x 1 1/2 x .120 in. wall steel tubing, and are fixture-welded to ensure a perfect fit for each application. Plus, they will handle up to 450 tire-shredding horsepower and include all materials required for installation.
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Competition Engineering designed these bars specifically for the street enthusiast. Using the same components as its Professional Wheel-E-Bars, Competition Engineering designed bolt-on mounting brackets to replace the harder-to-install weld-on brackets.
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$641.99
These Universal Wheel-E-Bar kits allow the professional chassis builder to fabricate bars to fit a specific vehicle. Each kit is available in your choice of sprung or unsprung versions. The 60 in. long tubes can be cut to the desired length to suit individual needs. As an added feature, each kit includes the necessary material to install an upper cross brace for increased strength.
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Competition Engineering lower coilover shock-mount kits provide a solid, adjustable mounting point for racing coilover-type shocks. Machined spacers are included to adapt the components to various brands of shocks. These kits may be used with your own upper mount or with Competition Engineering's universal upper coilover mount kit, sold separately. Welding is required.
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Competition Engineering upper coilover shock mount kits work in conjunction with Competition Engineering's lower coilover shock mount kits and coil spring mount kits to provide a solid mounting point for the top of your shocks. The kits are designed to mount between the rear frame rails on any drag race, Pro Street, or street rod application. Their lightweight, tubular design makes them perfect for mounting shocks when "back-halving" a vehicle. Kits include one 40 in. long x 1.625 in. diameter tube, four shock mount tabs, four shock spacers for older-style coilover shocks, and all mounting hardware. Welding is required.
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Competition Engineering cable-style front-end travel limiters are designed to fit both A-arm and strut front suspensions. Their 7-position adjuster enables you to fine-tune front-end separation, improving 60 ft. times as well as vehicle reaction time. These kits include weld-on mounting tabs, cable assemblies, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions.
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The guys at Competition Engineering say these Slide-A-Link traction bars will cut half a tenth off of your 60 ft. times. The secret is their innovative telescoping design, which gives you two full inches of adjustability when setting pinion angle and spring preload. That gives you more control over front-end lift and weight transfer, so you can make quick, easy, on-car adjustments to track conditions. The bars come with special urethane bushings that store energy to prevent unloading between shifts, replacement lower axle mount pads, 1/2 in. U-bolts, aluminum front spring eye bushings, hardware, and complete instructions.
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These universal kits from Competition Engineering come with 3-way adjustable shocks, upper mounts, and adjustable lower mounts. They work with a variety of applications, including drag race, Pro Street, street rods, and kit cars. The upper mounts are finished in black oxide for welding. The lower mounts have 6 in. of adjustability. The spring perches are finished with a zinc and yellow chromate plating for corrosion resistance. They are designed for use with Competition Engineering rear coilover springs; replacement shocks are sold separately.
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$383.99
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Competition Engineering rear shock crossmembers provide a stronger mounting point for your shock absorbers on the inboard of the frame. Built to handle the stress of racing, they are made of 2 in. x 1 1/2 in. x .083 in. wall steel. As an added benefit, they will also strengthen the rear subframe.
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Designed to stabilize ladder bar and 4-link suspensions, these Competition Engineering diagonal links connect the front mounting bracket of a ladder or 4-link to the rear housing mounting bracket on the opposite side. They include left and right-hand threaded rod ends to allow for on-car adjustments. These links can be trimmed to fit narrow rear-ends, and come complete with all of the necessary brackets and hardware.
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Designed to eliminate side-to-side housing movement, these Competition Engineering Ultra Magnum Series diagonal links are superior to the panhard bar for eliminating sway in ladder bar and 4-link suspensions. They include left and right-hand threaded rod ends to allow for on-car adjustments and can be shortened to fit a narrow chassis. Ultra Magnum Series weld-on diagonal link kits by Competition Engineering help keep your rear axle housing centered in the chassis for straight tracking. Product features: * Constructed from chromoly steel tubing * 1.000 in. diameter x 0.065 in. wall thickness x 36.000 in. overall length * Kit includes weld-in tube adapters, mounting brackets with 1/2 in. holes, plus all rod ends and mounting hardware
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Competition Engineering floating housing mounts are designed for ladder bar rear suspensions using leaf springs. By allowing the axle to pivot independently of the leaf springs, they eliminate the binding of the rear suspension due to the opposing travel arcs of the ladder bars and leaf springs as the axle moves up and down.
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Mount your ladder bars to the axle tube with these Competition Engineering replacement ladder bar housing brackets. They're manufactured from quality steel and include special gussets that are designed to be welded directly to the axle tube for extra reinforcement.
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These Competition Engineering ladder bar crossmembers are designed to be strong mounting points for the front rod ends. They will fit most chassis, while acting as a ladder bar mount and rear driveshaft loop.
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These Competition Engineering weld-in conversion kits are designed to allow the bolt-on aluminum strut wheelie bar kit to be welded on to any rear-end housing. They include all necessary mounting brackets and hardware for installation.
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These Competition Engineering replacement Wheel-E-Bar wheels are designed to keep your car consistent each time it leaves the starting line. They are available in standard or synthetic rubber, depending upon the application.
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Drive straighter off the starting line and improve 60 ft. times. Competition Engineering Magnum series anti-roll bars are designed to eliminate body roll during hard launches at the drag strip. They feature formed, heavy-gauge frame mounts, enabling you to install the torsion tube through the frame rails for increased strength. Billet aluminum arms are attached with special incorporated splines to prevent the arms from slipping on the torsion tube. Additional features include: * 4130 chromoly torsion tube * 2 adjustable splined billet aluminum arms * 2 mounting brackets * 2 adjustable links * 4 rod ends * 4 weld-in threaded adjusters * 2 flange mounted bearings * Installation hardware
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$493.99
Designed to eliminate side-to-side movement of the rear axle housing, Competition Engineering panhard bars keep your tires from hitting the wheelwells and allow the car to run straight down the track. The 30 in. long bars can be trimmed to fit most applications and include gusseted mounting brackets, spherical rod ends, hardware, and instructions.
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Competition Engineering anti-roll bar kits make it possible for you to preload the chassis, eliminating body roll during hard launches. This allows the car to drive straighter off the starting line, helping to improve 60 ft. times.
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$522.99
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