Shocks / Coilovers

Shocks control how the suspension moves after a bump, through a corner, or across uneven ground. The springs support the vehicle’s weight, while the dampers manage that movement. Getting the two working together is a big part of making a vehicle feel settled and predictable.

A coilover places a coil spring around the shock body, but that layout covers a wide range of equipment. A lowering coilover for a street car and a long-travel off-road coilover have different jobs. Depending on the design, adjustments can include ride height, spring preload, and damping. Those adjustments do different things, and the available features vary between systems.

Our collection covers street and track coilovers, off-road coilovers, standalone shocks, bypass shocks, and bump stops. That range supports everything from a daily driver getting a suspension refresh to a more involved drift, track, or off-road build.

Why We Like Shocks And Coilovers At 9AM:

Suspension changes how a vehicle feels through the whole drive. We like having options that suit the way a car or truck actually gets used. A setup that handles rough pavement well can be just as satisfying as one built for a particular track or trail.