Ip sla http get

When ip sla w/ http get is configured on a router, does it retrieve the actual payload such as images?
We're about to start evaluating WAN optimization products from a few vendors, and plan on using ip sla to see if performance improves.
If ip sla w/ http get doesn't download the actual web page content, then I'm not sure if it's a valid test, since most of the WAN Op products optimize WAN traffic by caching objects, besides tcp window sizing.

No, it does not.  IP SLA will do a GET on the page requested, but it does not recursively grab embedded content such as images, videos, CSS, etc.  The web page itself (i.e. the HTML) will be downloaded.  It is equivalent to telneting to tcp/80, and running:
GET HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n
The IP SLA test would still be good to do as it will help you baseline the DNS, TCP connect, and page load times.  This could show you whether or not WAN optimization will help.  For example, if you see long DNS lookup times, it may be that your DNS is overloaded or too far away.

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