Ridetech Front Coil Overs For Strong Arms - 1988-1998 Chevy/GMC C1500

Once you've got Ridetech's StrongArms bolted onto your front end, these HQ or TQ Series coilovers are the piece that actually delivers the ride quality and handling improvement everyone talks about. This is where the geometry correction from the StrongArms gets paired with genuinely adjustable, high-performance damping.

The HQ Series Fox Racing single-adjustable option gives you 24 positions of rebound adjustment, letting you fine-tune the ride between plush highway cruising and firmer handling-focused settings depending on what your truck is doing that weekend. Large 1.834\" pistons and heavy-duty 5/8\" shafts mean these shocks are built to take real abuse without fading, backed by Ridetech's exclusive 1,000,001 mile warranty - yes, that's a real number, and it tells you everything about how confident they are in this build quality.

Step up to the TQ Series Triple Adjustable and you get independent control over compression and rebound, letting a serious driver dial in exactly how the truck responds under braking, cornering, and acceleration independently rather than one blanket adjustment doing all three. This is the choice for guys who autocross their truck, run it hard on backroads, or just want the absolute best ride quality money can buy on this platform.

Both options include two HQ or TQ Series coilover shocks and two Hyperco coil springs matched to the proper spring rate for your application - Ridetech develops these spring rates through thousands of cross-country test miles, so you're not guessing at what rate you need.

Important: this product requires Ridetech's Front Lower StrongArms for proper installation - the coilover mounting geometry is specifically designed around that arm, so make sure you've got the StrongArms in your cart before you check out.

Fits: Chevrolet C1500 1988-1998 (requires Ridetech Front Lower StrongArms).

Ridetech Part #: 11373510 / 11373511

Complete your front suspension system with our Front Lower StrongArms and Front Upper StrongArms if you haven't already picked those up.