Edelbrock IAS shocks

ransil · Aug 19, 2007

Anyone know where I can find a extended/compressed guide for IAS shocks.

Broncobowsher · Aug 19, 2007

Page 224 of the 2006 catalog.
I'll see if I can find an online version...

Broncobowsher · Aug 19, 2007

OK online search is pointless
If you can't find a paper catalog they are available in 2 valvings, soft and medium. Not all lengths are available in all models. but extended lengths of the remote are
16.24
20.18
23.35
26.95
31.80
35.95
37.39
collapsed
10.845
12.785
14.45
16.20
18.80
20.95
21.39

Non reservoir
20.32
22.73
26.63
31.26
35.46
collapsed
13.33
14.64
16.64
19.07
21.27

ransil · Aug 19, 2007

How does this translate to an the IAS shock part number.
example.
20156
20189
20141
20184
20120

kntr · Aug 19, 2007

Why IAS shocks? Im curious. I ran them and hated them. They were waaaay to soft and scary on the hwy. They were great offroad.

Broncobowsher · Aug 19, 2007

ransil said:
How does this translate to an the IAS shock part number.
example.
20156
20189
20141
20184
20120

I don't see those part numbers.
typical number is something like 63909. Last 2 digits change

ransil · Aug 20, 2007

I just found a guide.

http://www.nagca.com/grandtech/elelbrockshocks.htm

Broncobowsher · Aug 20, 2007

Those look like the application specific fit shocks. I was looking at the universal mount shocks

ransil · Aug 20, 2007

They are application specific that is why I need the spec's.
Summit has various shocks on sale for $5.50 each in the clearance section, I was looking for something that will fit, can't go wrong for $5.50.

kntr · Aug 20, 2007

I wouldnt put them on if they were free. I hated em.

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