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roknxj 
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 Topic: Correct Front Shock 72 GTPosted: 28-May-2020 at 5:41AM |
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Question about front shocks and the correct size?
1972 Ford Gran Tornio Front Gas Shock different lengths which is correct? KYB Gas-a-Just KG4515 Extended: 14.57" Compressed: 9.65" Stroke: 4.92" KYB Excel-G 343128Extended: 15.16"Compressed: 9.45" Stroke: 5.71" Monroe Sensatrac 5801Extended: 14.375"Compressed: 9.25" Stroke: 5.125" Gabriel 69675Extended: 14.61"Compressed: 9.25" Stroke: 5.35" Gabriel 81446Extended: 14.61"Compressed: 9.25" Stroke: 5.35" |
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handsofstone
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Posted: 28-May-2020 at 10:15AM |
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Following this one. Need a set as well. I am leaning owards the longest stroke.
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Posted: 28-May-2020 at 10:30AM |
I agree if your running stock. I plan on lowering it about 1-2 inches.
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Posted: 28-May-2020 at 1:36PM |
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I am putting different springs in when I get the chance.
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Posted: 29-May-2020 at 6:05AM |
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I am not sure what the correct length of the shocks would be extended and compressed, but I suspect all of these you listed would fall into the range of suspension movement. Often times shocks have more than one application, which is why they may have slightly different specifications depending on the model.
FWIW, I run Bisltein 24014960 and 24014953 and both have enough travel to allow the suspension to full compress and extend without reaching the limits of the shocks.
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Posted: 29-May-2020 at 8:49AM |
Thanks Vince
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Posted: 31-May-2020 at 3:23AM |
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Vince, is that front and back or front only with a shock change?
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Posted: 31-May-2020 at 9:51AM |
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Those are the front and rear part numbers (actually I think I listed the rear and then front). Bilstien does make a "comfort" version of this shock too, but I wanted the heavy duty.
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