Is it okay to have different brand coilovers front/back ‘67 camaro

[Bullrider]

My son and I are building a ‘67 camaro and we have installed the Ridetech rear four link and are now getting ready to install the Detroit Speed subframe with JRI coilovers. I initially was going to replace those front JRI’s with Ridetech coilovers so I would have the same shocks all around. Now I am feeling like leaving the JRI’s on the DSE subframe to keep things simple and I feel that subframe was engineered with that specific shock and spring. Any opinions? I think it won’t matter in the end- I feel we can get it dialed in with trial and error either way.
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[dhutton]

It will be fine imho for a street driven car.

Don

[Bullrider]

Those were my thoughts. We have a C6 z06 for the track and this will be more of a cruiser with a rare autocross here and there.

[65 drop top]

If anything, I’d think its better to keep the ridetech coilovers in the rear and the jri’s up front. Like you mentioned, when the manufacturers design a system they also match the shocks valving and rates accordingly.

[David Pozzi]

Get schooled on the JRI adjustments they differ a lot from the way Ride Tech shocks adjust. The JRI shocks will work but you won't be able to relate their settings to the rear settings.