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01-16-2005 #1
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Edelbrock IAS shocks????
Are the Edelbrock IAS shocks all they are cracked up to be? Ive heard a few good things about them but I need to know more.
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01-16-2005 #2
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I like mine
Shep,
I think the IAS shocks are very nice. They seem to work well on a car with moderate spring rates. IF you are running very stiff springs I doubt they will be valved firm enough.
What kind of car are they for???
Shane
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01-16-2005 #4
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Agreed, if the spring rates are moderate and you`re going to put a lot of real world driving miles on the car they`re a good choice. You may give up a little ultimate performance to Bilsteins or Konis but they`re a nice compromise of performance and street manners. I have them on my daily driver,they handle cavernous Pa. pot holes better than OE style shocks and enhanced handling a great deal too. I`ve heard their life span may not be as long as some other performance shocks but I suspect *much* higher than stock spring rates may be involved in those cases. Marcus SC&C
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