Shocks Interchange ...?!?

[67Gladiator]

So here's me thinking about maybe getting some IAS shocks for my beloved when I'm astonished to discover that Edelbrock doesn't see big Jeeps as a very fertile market, so I have a question:

Why in the name of all that's holy didn't I fall for Chevy's???

No, wait, that's not it -- My question is, Are there any popular shocks that will swap into a 67 J-Series with a 3" lift?

I suspect this question has come up before.
Both of them, prolly

G

[ December 03, 2001: Message edited by: 67Gladiator ]

[will e]

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Why in the name of all that's holy didn't I fall for Chevy's???
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Hey, any idiot can own a Chevy. Lots of parts, all kinds of 350 goodies, plenty of things in the bone yard and aftermarket.

It takes a special idiot to own a FSJ. At least all of us idiots wave to each other on the road/trails!

Can't answer your question......the serious one.

[67Gladiator]

It's a serious question, y'all!
I had to pull the old shocks to get the tires under the truck, so I need new ones. As pretty as the Monroe shocks are, I'd rather put something in that will do a good job for a long time.
Thoughts?
Thanks
G

[fas2c]

BDS Shocks (http://www.jimsoffroadwarehouse.com/part_detail.asp?PartNo=BDS%2055875)
OffRoadWarehouse is havin' a sale
fas2c

[64Trvlr]

You can probably get some Edelbrocks just by measuring the compressed and extended lenght you need and the mount type. The look the specs up in the catalog and order the ones that match the specs. Or better yet just call them with your measurements and I'll bet they will be glad to sell you some shocks.
:cool:

[67Gladiator]

I knew something in life had to be easy.
Thanks
G