[87zuke]

I know it is a common question of what shocks to use with the various lift heights and which brands/part numbers for which lifts. I want to put together a spreadsheet and post it somewhere available. Can people PM or email me [email protected] what shocks they are running brand/part number/lift and I will start to put it together. Thanks. Jim

 

[daxe]

I got just such a spreadsheet from someone on this board a while back, maybe outlaw? The thing was astonishing. It went by extended and collapsed lengths and listed mount type as well. Covered a bunch of different brands. I'll see if I can find it or maybe the person who sent it to me will read this and send it again.

~daxe

Edit: I found it. I'm putting it here for folks to download. If you are the person who made this and don't want it distributed, please let me know and I will take it down immediately.

 

[87zuke]

daxe, That would be great. My Wife uses Excell and said she would type it all out and I would post it for someone to host. Thanks. Jim

 

[rockrat]

I posted it awhile ago it is on my web site here the link
shock data

 

[2612]

rockrat - that spreadsheet doesn't appear to be available. Is it still up there?

 

[rockrat]

You shpould be able to click shock data and it will down load into excell if you are still haveing problems let me know

 

[Ben_T]

Does anyone have this excel file floating around? The link to download it seems to have dissapeared.

If anyone has a copy they can send me or put online, that would be great.

Ben

 

[Ben_T]

Anyone??

I could really use this list.

 

[87zuke]

Sorry I couldn't find it at first. I had moved it. Jim
Shock Sheet

 

[daxe]

I emailed copies of it to Ack so he could post them on his website. They were created (as far as I know) by outlawms, so maybe he's waiting for permission

~daxe

 

[Ben_T]

Excellent, thanks Jim

That really is an amazing spreadsheet!

Ben

 

[rockrat]

Yep That is the spread sheet I had On my web site before we changed Ip's

 

[780]

Are you looking for something similar to this for information?
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/shocks/
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/tech/shocks/index2.html
http://www.off-road.com/toyota/travel.html

and then 4crawler took the same information and corrected some errors

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/Rancho.shtml

 

[780]

Some Old Man Emu numbers I happened to have from an old project:
N35 15.25"-23.75"
N36 13.50"-22.25"
N36L 14.6" -24.5"

http://www.drivetrain.com/EMU/emusocks_dampers/emusocks_dampers.html

some OME PN's with prices
http://www.safari4x4.com/ome/omenitrocharger.htm

Some Bilstein info:
5100 BE5-6249-HO 29.7-11.79
5100 BE5-6248-HO 25.93-10.02

 

[780]

And some more information on various brands with part numbers and extended/compressed specs in metric so you'll have to convert the numbers

http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=47711&highlight=shock+extended

http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=12495&highlight=shock+measurements

and for the grand finale........ a shock spread sheet.... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
http://www.ih8mud.com/cruisertech.php

 

[ackerdackerly]

Huzzah!

The Shock Specification Spreadsheet is now on Ack's FAQ Forum. It has been converted to a web page, so you don't need Microsoft Excel to view it.

I have discovered that the data in the spreadsheet may be 3 years old! Because of that, I have also included links (where available) to manufacturer (or distributor) of each brand in the forum post.

Search for "shock" to find the list.

/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbsup.gif

 

[780]

so the information provided was usefull?
what would also be cool is the different spring packs out, with their specs.
GM, Ford, Toyota, Dodge, Suzuki, etc...............