Monroe Shock Dimensions re-arranged

[4t64rd]

I took the text from the Monroe shock dimensions PDF, and rearranged it to make it easier to find the shocks by size. They are now sorted by style of end (upper first), then by size of end, then by lower end style and size. I needed this to find my shocks

You can cross reference #'s with other brands.

I hope this helps somebody.

[Moonglow2]

Hey 4t! Thanks for your efforts, Dude!

Damn! It's about three weeks too late to do me any good. At least the parts guy I deal with was nice enough to hand me an old Monroe catalog to study at my leisure before I found the one with the right dimensions for my application.

Once I boned up on type of end part codes I had to go thru my catalog underlining those that met that criteria. Only then could I find the dimensions I needed.

Hey fellow HAMBers do yourself a favor and d/l this zip for future reference.

[gashog]

Great tech, thanks!

[AHotRod]

Excellant job and information, this will make my job here at the shop much easier.
Thanks Mikey !

[revkev6]

good job, I just end up getting stock 48 ford deluxe shocks for my cars from napa. works well for me.

[redlinetoys]

This chart is a God send compared to the mess that Monroe has on their website. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fab32]

Definitely going to use this information. thanks,

Frank

[praisethelowered]

you rule

[Jalopy Joker]

THANKS-Wow-have spent many an hour trying to figure out what shock might fit what-on the front of my '47 Ford Coupe with a stock axle with reversed eye dearched spring with three leaves removed I found that rear shocks from an early 60's Corvette were perfect. I know I will be shot for this, but Tokico brand shocks out performed any Monroe, KYB, etc that I tried.

[spoons]

THANK YOU!!!
I spent 2 hours the other night locating a set....

[zman]

very nice

[johnsons63]

Originally Posted by 4t64rd

I took the text from the Monroe shocks dimensions PDF, and rearranged it to make it easier to find the shocks by size. They are now sorted by style of end (upper first), then by size of end, then by lower end style and size. I needed this to find my shocks

You can cross reference #'s with other brands.

I hope this helps somebody.

Thank for this man.

Guys i'll just ask cause i'm planning to buy a monroe shocks but i've read some negative comments about monroe shocks. what can you suggest? should i buy a monroe shocks or other brand like gabriel, bilsteins and rancho...

which is better?

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[BobbyD]

Great tech and will be a ton of help. Monroe's version of this was a nightmare to try and figure something out. Thanks man!

[CURIOUS RASH]

Nice work!

[JohnFromVentura]

This sure helped me find a shock for my 63 Pontiac Tempest. The Monroe catalog (website) implies that Tempests weren't made until 64!

[JohnFromVentura]

Okay ... I've outsmarted myself again! I used this handy chart to pick and order Monroe 37019's. The diameter of these shocks are to large (2"+) and they have to fit through an 1 3/4" hole in the lower control arm.
Is there a listing anywhere of Monroe P/N vs Outside Diameter???
Thanks for any Help, John

[biggeorge]

great chart thanks

[48prerunner]

holy cow this must have taken hours thanks saves us hours works great.

[55 dude]

if yougo to the monroe site and call for tech help they will get you what you need. just have your specs ready.

[fastcar1953]

old thread but wow will use this alot. thanks