Single+AC0- and Double+AC0-Adjustable Shocks
When the discussion lands on handling improvements for both older muscle cars and newer performance cars, the subject usually turns to shock absorbers. There’s a ton of information out there and it can be difficult to figure out the best approach to selecting the best shock absorber for your vehicle. This story offers a few easy-to-understand explanations concerning the differences between single- and double-adjustable shocks and what those benefits really accomplish.
It’s a challenge to approach this subject from both the entry-level ’60s muscle car side as well as from the impressive handling characteristics of newer cars like the Gen V Camaro. Frankly, a properly designed set of double-adjustable shocks on a new Camaro already blessed with big, sticky tires and a 21st century suspension would be an impressive addition that would deliver near-instantaneous improvements. Earlier muscle cars need much more help than just shocks.
If improved handling (we’ll touch on drag race applications later) with an older muscle
