I did a search but didn't find what I needed. I have a 69 Camaro, Hotchkis TVS. This car will have limited street use, no track or drag racing.Mostly just for looks but I might drive it some. What would some of you that have the TVS suggest for shocks? I have been looking about some QA-1 Stocker Star would they be a good choice?
Thanks, Robert

I hear the Edelbrocks are really good shocks.

That's what I am going with when the car is done.

Koni Classics or Bilsteins. I have the Konis and love em'.

the hotchkis re-valved biltsteins are made for your rear springs.
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=HSS%2D71010012&N=700+4294908216+4294908198+4294925082+115&autoview=sku
the price isn't too bad, either.

they are made for the front too

I've considered the Bilstiens linked above. Are they really that hideous yellow/blue? Ugh!

This car will have limited street use, no track or drag racing.Mostly just for looks but I might drive it some. :( Normally I'd say get the bilsteins, but considering that comment, you could go to the store & buy gabriels or monroes off the shelf. Paint what ever you buy to your liking. The 'classic' edelbrocks IAS shocks look nice in gray.

If bling is your thing, the QA1s or VariShocks by Alston/ChassisWorks (http://www.scandc.com/varishocks.htm) are nice looking. The Alstons are better shocks by all accounts.

the hotchkis re-valved biltsteins are made for your rear springs.
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=HSS%2D71010012&N=700+4294908216+4294908198+4294925082+115&autoview=sku
the price isn't too bad, either.

I agree Bilstein's they are revalved for our suspensions TVS kits ,call Drew at Hotchkis he was so good to me ...Happy Motoring

Thank you to everyone. After further consideration the QA-1 is not what I need or want,I will call Hotchkis and see what they reccomend. I don't want to be adjusting shocks when its done I just want to able to drive it .

Thanks again ,
Robert