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Performer IAS Series Front Shocks
- Performer IAS Series Front Shock
- Buick Apollo 1973-74
- Buick Skylark, Buick Special, Buick GS 1964-67
- Chevrolet Camaro with multi-leaf rear springs/Z28 1968-69
- Chevrolet Camaro with single-leaf rear springs 1967-69
- Chevrolet Chevelle, Malibu, 300, El Camino 1964-67
- Chevrolet Impala/Caprice/Biscayne/Bel Air 1965-70
- Chevrolet Nova (multi- and mono-leaf rear springs) 1968-74
- Olds Cutlass, Cutlass Supreme, F85 and 442 1964-67
- Olds (all full size) 1965-70
- Olds Omega 1973-74
- Pontiac Firebird with multi-leaf rear springs/Trans Am 1968-69
- Pontiac Firebird with single-leaf rear springs 1967-69
- Pontiac GTO 1974
- Pontiac Le Mans, Tempest, GTO 1964-67
- Pontiac Ventura 2 1971-74
- A truly unique gas shock.
Edelbrock's Performer/Classic IAS shocks feature the patented Inertia Active System. This exclusive Edelbrock shock design switches instantly between a soft and a firm circuit for superior handling and a smooth ride. Because it has the ability to switch between circuits almost instantaneously, total control over road surface irregularities is unparalleled with no compromise in handling as in conventional shock designs. Edelbrock Performer/Classic IAS Shocks for GM Cars are Sold individually.
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| Performer IAS Shocks were first shocks to include the Inertia Active System. They have a distinctive red powder-coated finish. | Classic IAS Shocks include same features as the Performer IAS line but with a gunmetal gray powder coated finish and classic Edelbrock logo. | Edelbrock Application Guide |
Product LineEdelbrock Performer/Classic IAS Shocks for GM Cars
BrandEDELBROCK
Package Height3.7
Package Width3.7
Package Length24.8
Weight3.39 PG
Part CategoryPerformance Parts
Package Qty1
Package TypeEA
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