Re: Adjustable Shocks

[Jason Chance <j23@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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tom,

if you would, please keep me posted on what you think of the comp eng 
adjustables.

thanks,
Jason

On 4/5/2005 7:59 PM, tom hecht wrote:

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> i have the QA1 ten way adjustable on the rear with the lightest
> springs, my 60 foots are the same as with air shocks, but it
> will at least hold the car up safely. with the adjuster you can tune
> a soft ride or very stiff ride.
>
> but i am putting comp eng adjustables on the front any day now,
> we'll see what that does for the 60 foots
>
> tom
> 65 satellite
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> Jason Chance <j23@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> On the topic of shocks: has anyone tried or know someone who has tried, 
> the strange engineering adjustable shocks? Or the competition 
> engineering adjustable shocks?
>
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> On 4/5/2005 8:04 AM, Doug Ahern wrote:
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> > On 18 04/04/05, Schuyler Wrobel wrote:
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> > > I checked the part #'s and it turned out they were trying to put A body
> > > shocks on my 62 B body Dodge Dart wagon. It seems no matter how
> > > hard I try to explain how the 62's are the bigger body Dart, my effort 
> > > falls
> > > on deaf ears. no surprise there eh... (o:
> > >
> > >
> > >      
> > Actually front shocks for A/B/E-bodies (60-76 A's, 62-72 B's, and
> > 70-74 E's) all share the same dimensions. Monroe & Gabriel, which 
> > have been OE replacement shock manufacturers from the git-go, share 
> > the same pn# & shock between all A/B/E-bodies. rear shocks are 
> > different, mostly due to their compressed and extended lengths. 
> >
> > I've had KYB's, various Monroe shocks, and various Gabriel's. all
> > gave very good rides on the street. the KYB's are stiffer, no doubt.
> > Monroe & Gabriel's are about $17ea, KYBs are $35ea, Mopar Performance 
> > are just under $40ea. (which I bet are manufactured by either 
> > Monroe or Gabriel), and the Edelbrock's are $70ea. For me, budget
> > dictates which options are truly options. I liked the KYBs but
> > I've been happy with Monroe's & Gabriel's as well... I haven't had the
> > cash to try the Edelbrock's yet...
> >
> > Doug Ahern
> > Athens, GA
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