Mitsubishi Delica Owners Club UK™

[stever1000]

I was wondering if anyone has the following measurements for stock shocks for a non-ECS L400

Shock compressed length
Shock extended length
Shock stroke

I am trying to find compatible shocks locally and I don't want to pull the shocks if someone else has these measurements

Thanks!

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[Lewis]

Front units are the same as both use the pin fitting. With the rear ones there is a certain amount of difference in the different mounting points, which requires the non ECS units to be slightly longer:-




These will give you an idea of non ECS ones compared to an Ironman unit, sorry but at the time there was no tape measure handy.  :D




The ECS unit ones, compressed and extended are:-



HTH

PS: Before you ask - No I don't know which Ironman shocker it was, and the member concerned no longer has the Deli, or is a member of the club.  
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[stever1000]

Thanks for your reply, the pictures definitely help
I guess in addition to my original question, how much difference in shock measurements are okay to use without bottoming out or damaging the shocks?

[Lewis]

Pass!  :o
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[andyman]

You would have to know the UK  TV quiz show "Mastermind" where contestants say "Pass" so as to move on from a question to which they do not know the answer!
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