Product Summary

74-78 Mustang II, 74-80 Pinto, 75-80 Bobcat, Chrome

  • These Mustang II coilover shocks feature a billet aluminum body, and are single (rebound) adjustable
  • Developed for high performance and increased travel, they're perfect for performance street machines
  • They feature a unique piston rod design which provides shorter compressed height to allow lower car ride heights
  • This Mustang II coilover kit is an easy bolt-in installation, the kit includes 2 shocks, 2 chrome-plated springs, and a mounting kit
  • The springs are offered in rates of 375, 500, 600, and 700

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Key Specs

PositionRear
Shock AdjustabilityDouble Adjustable
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock Body MaterialAluminum
Shock Stroke3.25
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Speedway Motors 7211000 Details

These kits provide the highest quality performance characteristics for your Mustang II front end. The springs are designed specifically for use with the QA1 coil-over shocks and the factory upper spring pocket. This enables the use of a longer spring, which allows for a lighter overall spring rate. By building the upper section of the spring to factory dimensions, this puts the weight back into the frame instead of on a single stud.

  • Single (rebound) adjustable valving
  • Billet aluminum body
  • Developed for high performance with increased travel
  • Unique piston rod design provides shorter compressed height to allow lower car ride height
  • Easy bolt-in installation
  • Includes 2 shocks, mounting kit, 2 chrome-plated springs (choose specific rate)

NOTE: Not recommended for front axle weights in excess of 1900 lbs.

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Specs

  • Spring
    • Free Height: 8.125"
    • Small End: 2.5" I.D.
    • Large End: 3.5: I.D.
  • Shock
    • Extended Length:  11"
    • Compressed Length:  7-3/4"
    • Includes 1/2" I.D. rod end for lower mount, 1/2" O.D. bolt, and a 1/2" I.D. spacer sleeve

Speedway Motors 7211000 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #7211000
BrandSpeedway Motors
PositionRear
Shock AdjustabilityDouble Adjustable
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock Body MaterialAluminum
Shock Stroke3.25
Upper Shock MountStud
Lower Shock MountThrough bolt
Height AdjustableYes
FinishChrome
GENERAL
Compressed Length Range7.00" to 7.99"
Compressed Length7.75"
Extended Length Range11.00" to 11.99"
Extended Length11"
Thread Length1"
Bushing Length1.19"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.9

34 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly appreciate the QA1 Coil Over Shocks for its exceptional quality, easy installation, and practical adjustability features. These shocks are recognized for significantly controlling body roll in vehicles, with users praising their effectiveness on various cars like Mustangs, Plymouths, and Ford pickups. The product is particularly admired for its ability to adjust ride height, providing enhanced customization to users. Moreover, several customers repeatedly purchased these shocks, reflecting satisfaction and trust in the product. Compared to alternative brands, customers recommend QA1 for its dependable quality, making it an excellent choice for enhanced vehicle performance.

4.8

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

Cool Cover Review

This unit look's good, easy to install and best of all I cans adjust my front end to the height I wanted. I have a 1934 Ford 1 1/2 ton Pick-up and her front end was always higher than the rear. With this install now the front end just right.. If I find I needed to lift the front end, I just raise her to the height I needb

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

Was give incorrect information and had to return o

Correct coilovers obtained and worked great.

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Great help and great product

5.0

5 months ago

Lefty

Indiana

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I Called the tech line and they were very helpful in selecting the right shocks for my project (1946 Ford Pickup). The fit was perfect and I could not be happier with the purchase.

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

a year ago

Andy

Washington

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Front shocks for my 49 ford pickup.

Would Recommend

Only the best!

5.0

a year ago

Bubba

Black Hills of SD

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Second set of QA1's in as many street rods…I love these shocks and can't wait to see how it improves my ride!

Would Recommend

Yes great product

5.0

a year ago

Lt ratt

Holt mo.

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I modified my lower arms so I cound run the coil over to get the right ride height on my 54 210

Would Recommend

I Would Buy Them Again

5.0

a year ago

Foady Eight

Detroit Rock City

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Replaced cut down coil springs and non-adjustable shocks with these to allow for more ride height and shock adjustability for occasional trips to the drag strip. Good quality parts, easy to install. And they work great.

Would Recommend

Great value

5.0

a year ago

Steve

Maryland

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Great look High level performance

Would Recommend

coil-over kit

5.0

a year ago

Mr-Streetrod

Endicott NY

Verified

QA1 nice product

Would Recommend

Mustang II QA-1

5.0

2 years ago

Stevo

Napa Ca.

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Love these shocks for my Mustang II suspension on my 57 Chevy Truck. They make a clean install and a nice look, and they are short so I can get the ride height I was looking for.

Would Recommend

would buy again

5.0

2 years ago

joe

wis

Verified

good parts

Would Recommend

Was give incorrect information and had to return o

3.0

2 years ago

Ray

Florida

Verified

Correct coilovers obtained and worked great.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

9 Questions • 9 Answers

I have a completely stock 1978 Mustang and was wondering if these simply bolt in or is there other things necessary for them to fit?

by tt

• 6 years ago

1 answer

Hello, I'm looking to install these on a very light car with the engine in the back. I am wondering if lower spring rates are available for this setup, I would like to have around a 275lb spring or less.

by Steven

• 7 years ago

1 answer

will this set up work with a 38 ford with a Heidts front end and if so what spring rate would you recommend, Small block chev . dropped spindles

by Walt

• 8 years ago

1 answer

I have settled on buying this kit for the front of my Cobra kit car I am building (a Classic Roadsters AC Cobra) that uses a Mustang II front suspension. I am trying to determine the best match for rear coilovers. I have been looking at the QA1 Pro series (RCK52344 or RCK5348) or QA1 Proma Star (RCK52346). My car has a big Ford 9" rear end. The car will be mainly used on the street with some autocross and weekend road track races. I need help selecting the rear coilovers. Any help would be appreciated!

by Steve

• 9 years ago

1 answer

What is the difference between this kit and the 721MS30108500 kit you offer

by Tommy Wright

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1950 Chevy 1/2 with a Mustang ii IFS with the steel stamped control arms and utilizes a strut rod. A 5.3 ls motor and automatic tranny have been installed. I am wondering if this coil over conversion kit will work on my truck without having to replace the Mustang ii lower control arm with strut rod. Seems like using this coil over conversion would transfer a lot of weight would from where the spring rests on the lower control arm to shock mount on the lower control arm. Thoughts?

by TF

• 9 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1933 Ford Sedan SBC350 MII IFS and replacing control arms with your stock MII kit plus 11 inch Brake upgrade using stock spindles. I am considering this kit to replace stock spring (cut and stiff) and shock while at it. The current spring is cut and about 8.5" free and only 8" compressed and leaves only about an inch of travel for the Gabriel shocks. I want a bit softer ride and it seems this kit would be a match. Would the 375 spring rate give me to much travel or would 500 be better? The 8 1/4 free length of the spring concerns me a bit. I just want to change the ride and don't want to raise the stance but would be ok with a 1/2 to 3/4 inch drop.

by Moore 33

• 10 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1951 chevy truck 1/2 ton w/ mustang ii frontend. The front end weighs 1925 lbs. What spring rating should I be using for this set up ?

by RBF1

• 13 years ago

1 answer

Will this shock work with a Fat Man MII front end?

by Nose

• 13 years ago

1 answer

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