I have them on my shopping list! I figure fix it first, use cheap parts house parts for now so I know I have all mechanical stuff right. Then when I start modding ill know if something isn't right it won't be because of an already defective stock part I failed to notice or replace...been through that with my hotrod truck...completed mods and it didn't ride or act right and couldn't figure out why, and it turned out to be faulty stock parts causing the problem, not the mod...I hate second guessing myself..gonna take the longer road and make sure its done right!