Which coilovers for drag racing?

[LocknessMonster]

I would like to get coilovers for my car and was wondering what you guys were using for your drag setups. Thanks

 

[gofer]

theres a bunch of different setups out there, the only thing that limits most is cost. a coil over setup is more for autocross so you can set the ride height... a more "drag race" setup would be a shock and spring. the setup ive been running the last few years are tokico 5 way adj. gas shocks with the eibach sportline springs. i love the shocks because when i go down to the track i can put them at their max stiffness and they let my wheels dig, then i turn them down and my girlfriend doesn't puke on the ride back to the house. i would, however, not buy the eibach sportlines if i were to do it again because it dropped my front end WAY WAY too much (but you've got a 1g and to slam those things to close to the ground would require an elephant sitting on your hood) anyway, i think a good dd/track setup for a reasonable price would be...
tokico 5 way adjustables, eibach pro street springs, an engalls camber kit (cause your alignments going to be way off), and a good alignment, all this for just under a $800 if you can do the installs yourself and you'll def. gain a noticeable difference in traction.

 

[gsxAWDdsm692]

Koni Yellows and find a spring that doesn't sag (seems to be impossible today). Maybe a set of Ground Control sleeves.

 

[GnArKiLL70]

my vote is for kyb AGX shocks and tein s tech springs.. they ride very nice (if you want them to)