What's the best one out there for street/track?

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I would like to know as well...

I use Bilsteins with adjustable perches and 160 pound progressive springs. I don't know if they are the best but they seem to work for me OK. Instead of asking, "what is the best"? Maybe you should ask,"in your opinion what is the best". Because that's what you are going to get. Opinions.

Hah! I just realized. This is post number 2000.
Wait a minute. I just realized, they ALL say 2000

It depends. The stock coil overs aren't too bad for what they were designed for. You need to define what you're loking for. Lowered ride height? Adjustable perches? Street driving? AX? Big track? They all have different "best" answers. There is no "one size fits all" answer like your question implies.

The original title was vague. I clarified it.

I have a fun setup. Sorry pics are on my PC and I don't have them on an online photo storage site.

The threaded sleeve per usual sits on the metal clip/ring that bands around the lower portion of the shock. On top of the adjustable perch I have the stock perch with a portion of the internal ring cut out to clear the threads. This allows me to run a 180lb progressive Weltmeister spring rather than a Koni or a Von.

Is it the best? Probably not. Is it cheap and based around the spring I have always used, yep.

I went with the rebel racing adjustables that are good for Koni or Bilsteins.

Rebel Racing

I had them set once when alignment and corner balanced and have left them set there ever since then. They have to save weight over the stock units.

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I've heard alot of good things about the Elephant racing sleeve and sprink kit for the adjustable perch bilstiens...... probably what I'm gonna do sometime in the future.

Also a really nice set of RsR adjustable's on ebay all the time.

I like the Rebel Racing Kit. I even tried calling Clint a few days ago to buy it. His machine was full.

I went with a rebel racing bilstein setup. They are very knowledgeable and set me up with exactly what I needed for my weight and driving style. After installing these units the ride is great!

Not the "best" I'm afraid but when I did the deed they were "available" back in the day.
It's a Colman set up......and the price was right (including the spring price....60 bucks a pop). These required some rework to make them fit properly. One would hope that nowdays there is a set-up that fits without the mods.

BTW, the zip ties broke. I ended up with multiple wraps of safety wire to hold the hats to the springs.