Edelbrock IAS shocks?

Hello!
I’m in search for some input on the shocks I’m considering for my 1994 4L automatic w/242 TC Cherokee. My car is stock, and I have changed all the bushings and the springs, now it’s time for some new shocks. I like the description on this edelbrock shocks
(http://www.quadratec.com/products/16010_559.htm)
, but I can’t find any reviews or opinion about these. I have search this forum, and in google I only got some hits on a ford F250. Is there someone how have tested this shocks, and can tell me they function as described by the manufacture or not?
Hope someone can help a Norwegian with his shock quest.

Best regards
espenXJ

I was not happy with them, I had bilsteins on there within a few months

You can get bilstein 5100s or RE monotubes for less than that.

I have OME's on mine. The ONLY other choice I would make would be KONI. The latter are probably better than the former. You get what you pay for, ESPECIALLY with shock absorbers. Put poly bushings on the anti-roll bars with great shocks and tires and you will be VERY pleasantly surprised by better road manners.

EDELBROCK bought a license to that technology, and there were "questions" about build quality the first few years. They may be better now, but the markup is still substantial (IMO). I would go for KONI or the high line SACHS before the EDELBROCK.

not to rob this thread but since we are talking shocks....

what do you guys think about the rough country 2.2 shocks?

Hello again.
Tanks a lot for the response, it has been very helpful. I don’t think I’ll by the edelbrock shocks. Seems like I have to dig around for Koni or Bilstein shocks. Is it standard Koni shocks I should look for, or do them have some special models that work “great” on a stock Cherokee?

Thanks again
espenXJ

For a 1994 Jeep Cherokee, Koni lists part numbers 30 1348 (front) and 30 1630 (rear) on their website.

http://www.koni-na.com/cat_search.c..._id=354&submit.x=39&submit.y=11&submit=Search

I run these on mine and am happy with them. Mine is also a 94 but i havent had the chance to offroad them much. One thing though, I did get them from the Edelbrock website and they were much more cheaper than that. They were actually on sale and I paid about $37 each. This was about a year ago.
Lil Joe