Review on Gabriel 49231 Hijacker: Your Ultimate Solution for Efficient Towing by Eric Fuego

My 1994 "Burb" pulled its rear end after years of use. I didn't like the look at all. I installed these shocks and installed the air flap on the stock hitch. Just 35 pounds of pressure and the truck is level. I'm also looking forward to leveling with a full charge. Set up was simple and there was plenty of room to route lines aft and protect them. There were plenty of air channels so I could choose a spot to attach a chest armor. Note in particular that the air intake is front mounted on most GM trucks. I figured out why the right rear shock filler would hit the crossbar if it was mounted rearward and the suspension would hit the jounce bumper. I mounted the left shock with the filler backwards to protect the air filler from possible stone chips from the tires.