I've seen the Edelbrock IAS shocks recommended on this forum several times, and since you haven't steered me wrong yet (and since they're also highly recommended on other internet sites as well), I think I'm gonna skip the parts house cheapies and go this route.

So...where's a good source for them? It doesn't look like NAPA carries them.

From what I can tell, they look like a mail order thing.

Also...does anyone have a specific part number for a late model A body for these shocks?

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Rear, front. A-body shocks are the same regardless of year.

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

I just put the Edelbrock shocks on my '65 B body car but I haven't gotten back on the road yet. I'll know shortly how well they work. They can be purchased most anywhere, Edelbrock has very wide distribution for their parts.

I have them on my '64 Dart and '68 Dart and they work very well for a street driven, performance-handling car. Way better than stock replacements or KYBs.

Lou

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Summit carries them. I have them on my '69, and like them. Better control, and softer ride. You can't ask for more.

Sam

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