Friction Shocks at Hollywood Hot Rods show

Ok so I got alot of pm's and response's to the friction shocks at Troy's car show on Sunday. The guy who makes them comes by my shop about once evry few months to show me his latest works.
His name is Chick Mokracek and his number is 818-842-3590. He does not have a web site and as far as I know you can't buy these anywhere but through him. Tell him Lucky from the Old Crow Speed Shop gave you his info. I will see if he can get me some details and prices for the hamb folks....Lucky

Maybe BadBob can post up one of the pictures he took of the shocks at the show....

 

thank`s lucky those are cool looking !

 

Got any pics of them?

 

please do post pics!!!

 

These?

They look great.

How much? anyone know?

 

Wow I'd rather hang those on my wall,than put em on my car.PURDY!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Wow, they look good, but do they work?

 

I would like some, cool!!!!!!!

 

HOLY COW!!! Those are extremely cool!!! More info please!

Max

 

Looks a lot more cool than the standard shocks. Hmm, maybe I should keep the old lever shocks on my project..........

 

They're awesome. He was showing them around @ Bob's a few weeks ago

 

the first time i saw those i said

"WOW, I can't afford those!"

sure are nice.
all of 'em.

 

i have been looking at the air control knobs on the front of my Fisher woodstove and thinking, hey they would make cool friction shocks.

 

Nice!

 

those are cool , i noticed them when the pics were first up and wanted to ask about them !

 

are those hand opperated fuel pressure pumps in the front of the box ?

 

Yeah he makes the pumps as well..Lucky

 

All we can do is dream untill someone posts a price!! Hurry and post a price and kill all hopes of my car running these.

 

how much $ ?

 

I gave you guy's the Phone number....All you got to do is call.....Lucky

 

.. very nice... prob not cheap but hey the guys gotta get paid for his time.. **** this isn't china guys...

 

Nice... I especially like the polished ones with the fins.

 

WoW! Purty snazzy!

I wanted to use friction shocks on the vintage race cars, that I build, but I was disappointed at the low quality junk in the hot rod catalogs.

I ended up making my own aluminum "jobs", which work great. I have built them for several other guys in different sizes and different mounting configurations without complaint.

Aluminum friction shocks are the way to go.

 

Hmmm...this all feels very familiar

 

Are there any other pictures of these anywhere on the web?