Product Summary

70-81 Chevy Camaro, 70-81 Pontiac Firebird

  • Installation is easy with minimal modifications to be made
  • Specifically designed for the 1970-1981 Camaro/Firebird chassis
  • They allow for a longer, lighter spring for more stored energy, offering increased weight transfer
  • Features an aluminum shock body construction with a powder coated finish for added corrosion resistance
  • Springs designed so that the lower end sits on the coil-over shock and the upper end sets in the original spring bucket in the frame

Comes as a Kit

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Key Specs

PositionFront
Shock AdjustabilitySingle Adjustable
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock Body MaterialAluminum
Upper Shock MountStud
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Don't you wish you had adjustable coil-overs on the front of your classic car to vary the ride height and road feel? This QA1 Pro Coil Adjustable Front Coil-Over Conversion Kit will do just that for you. You get two adjustable coilover shock assemblies that have a single knob with 24 valving options and two coil springs.

  • Easy Bolt-In Installation
    • Minimal modifications to be made
    • Remove the existing shocks and springs and the QA1 Pro Coil System bolts right back in.
  • Specialty Designed Conical Springs
    • Springs designed so that the lower end sits on the coil-over shock and the upper end sets in the original spring bucket in the frame
    • Allows for a longer, lighter spring for more stored energy, offering increased weight transfer
    • Greater durability by locating the spring pressure in the frame and not on a single stud
  • Ride Height Adjustable
    • Threaded aluminum body allows easy ride height adjustment
  • QA1 Pro Coil shocks are revalveable and rebuildable by QA1 Authorized Service Centers

Choose 350 lb., 450lb. or 550 lb. rate springs.

Application

    Spring Rate         Front End Weight

  • 350               1700-1900 lb.
  • 450               1900-2100 lb. 
  • 550               2100-2300 lb.

Most Small Blocks have a total front end weight of 1700-1950 lbs. Most Big Blocks have a total front end weight of 1951-2200 lbs. If equipped with Air Conditioning, add 75 lbs.

* Approximate figures, not exact.

Specs

  • Comp. Length: 10.5"
  • Ext. Length: 15"
  • Upper Mount: Stud
  • Lower Mount: T-Bar
  • Spring Free Length: 10"
  • Spring Upper I.D.: 4.10"
  • Spring Upper O.D.: 5.50"
  • Spring Lower I.D.: 2.50"
  • Spring Lower O.D.: 4.00"
  • Spring Style: Flat
  • Spring Finish: Powder Coated, Chrome Appearing

Specifications

KEY SPECS
BrandQA1
PositionFront
Shock AdjustabilitySingle Adjustable
Shock TypeTwin Tube
Shock Body MaterialAluminum
Upper Shock MountStud
Lower Shock MountTie Bar
Height AdjustableYes
FinishPowder Coated
GENERAL
Compressed Length Range10.00" to 10.99"
Compressed Length10.5"
Extended Length Range15.00" to 15.99"
Extended Length15"
Upper Mount O.D.5.5"
Lower Mount O.D.4.00"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.6

17 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product’s quality, practicality, and ease of installation. It's particularly favored for its perfect fit on various car models like the 1970 Camaro, 1981 Trans Am, and 1937 Chevy 5 Window Coupe St. Rod. Many users highlight the ease of adjustment and installation as key features. A customer mentioned that the product helped to stop headers from hitting the ground on a 1981 trans am with the big block. Others have recommended the product for anyone building a Series II Camaro, complimenting its top-notch performance. Several customers praised its value for money, and others highlighted it's an American made product, lauding its high quality and performance.

4.6

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Most Liked Positive Review

4.0

Shocks are well suited for my project

I have a 62 GMC truck with a Camaro front subframe. I bought these with the 450lb and needed the 550lb springs. After installation I was able to get another 1.5 inches of wheel to fenderwell clearance. Super easy to install (installed and adjusted them 6 times to test out spring rates). I added a little bearing grease to the threads of the shock and to the base of the spring to allow for easier adjustment of the coil. Everything worked out pretty well. If I was to get these again I would get the roller thrust washers so I dont have to add dirt attracting grease to the spring seat.

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Yes I would buy again

Good product at a good price. I would recommend these went on 1970 Camaro.

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Awesome product

5.0

3 years ago

Ratrod

Los fresnos Tx

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Great coilovers

Very nice

5.0

3 years ago

Jumpsuitjonny

Hortonville wi

Verified

Great product for a great value

Would Recommend

Yes I would buy again

5.0

3 years ago

Rick

Bruce Twp. MI.

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Install was pretty straight forward Installation was quick.

Yes I would buy again

1.0

3 years ago

Rick

Bruce Twp. MI.

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Good product at a good price. I would recommend these went on 1970 Camaro.

Would Recommend

good product,not bad to install

5.0

3 years ago

david

tullahoma,tn

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1971 camaro front

Would Recommend

I would buy it again

5.0

4 years ago

Buck

Olympia, Wa

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I have a 57 chevy truck with a 79 Camaro sub frame on it with an extended ball joint on the upper control arm. I needed to raise it 1 inch and level it out. It worked as I needed it too.

American made!

5.0

4 years ago

Ben

Yuba city, CA

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Qa1 always comes through with quality performance products. Fit great, and perform top notch as always. Love installing parts made in America on an American made muscle car!

i would recommend this product

5.0

4 years ago

bob

pa

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front end 1955 chevy pickup. fit perfect.

Would Recommend

They are working out great.

5.0

5 years ago

Big T

Houma La

Verified

I used it to lift the front on my 1981 trans am with big block to stop headers from hitting the ground.

Would Recommend

Great product. High quality US made.

5.0

5 years ago

the Edster.

Durham, ME

Verified

Only dig would be to make sure, unless you want the spring all the way down, preset the height, otherwise raising it in the pocket is tough.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

23 Questions15 Answers

I have a 1978 trans am with an ls1 with ac, tubular upper and lower control arms,welded in subframe connetors and two inch drop spindles. Which spring would you suggest

by Gerald

3 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1980 z28 with a 350 the AC has been removed but pretty sure its a clone it doesn't have a induction with spring should i go with for a stock ride height 350 or the 450 spring thanks

by Chris

6 years ago

1 answer

Good afternoon. I have a '49 3100 truck with Camaro clip. I'm interested in a pair of these but I'm in UK. Can you ship to UK and at what cost? Do you offer international shipping to include all import duty etc? Thank you.

by Jason

7 years ago

2 answers

Do they make these in a 450 lbs spring rate with out a adjustable shock if so what is the pn for a 80 camaro? Thanks

by Dale

8 years ago

1 answer

We have a 79 Camaro drag car with fiberglass front end. Would these work and should we use lightest spring. Car weighs 2,700 without driver.

by RonJohn

8 years ago

2 answers

Do these work with existing control arms?

by Matt

8 years ago

3 answers

Have a 1954 Chevy truck with a 1978 Trans Am front clip under it will these shocks and springs work I want to order 500 pound springs I have a 383 stroker in it is 1900 pounds on the fron axel

by Brook Duty

8 years ago

2 answers

Have a 1954 Chevy pick up with a 78 Trans Am front clip To me the trucks it's a little low I was wondering if I can actually lift an inch or two utilizing these QA one shocks and springs

by Brook

8 years ago

1 answer

what weight spring would I need for a 1948 chevy coupe with a camero subframe and a smallblock chevy with air

by L.G.

8 years ago

1 answer

I have a 1975 firebird with a 350 4bbl and AC, but have heavy rear leaf springs that push the front end down. Since I need more front end height, what spring rate do I need? Also, do you have a 4 wheel coilover kit?

by Ray75

8 years ago

1 answer

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