Edelbrock shocks
03-10-2005, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Dans2000SS
Has anyone tried Edelbrock shocks on their f-body?
03-10-2005, 03:09 PM
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I have them Edelbrock performer IAS shocks, front and rear. The fronts are coilovers, comes with an eibach spring and are ride height adjustable. Made the car ride pretty nice, handles very well, i'm easliy taking high speed turns and such 10 - 15 mph faster than without them. Bear in mind these aren't the only suspension mods I have, see sig. Only downside is they can be stiff over bumbs and noisey. Probably due to the front spring rate, which is pretty high. It will make the dashboard creek and the CD skip sometimes, but nothing I can't live it. I'm not changing them anytime soon 
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03-13-2005, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Mybluey
Edelbrock performer IAS shocks, front and rear. The fronts are coilovers, comes with an eibach spring and are ride height adjustable. Made the car ride pretty nice, handles very well, i'm easliy taking high speed turns and such 10 - 15 mph faster than without them. Bear in mind these aren't the only suspension mods I have, see sig. Only downside is they can be stiff over bumbs and noisey. Probably due to the front spring rate, which is pretty high. It will make the dashboard creek and the CD skip sometimes, but nothing I can't live it. I'm not changing them anytime soon
Bob
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