🔗 Dorman 722 001 Shackle Kit: Superior Quality & Durability in a Generous Package! Review

Powder coated and supplied with bushings and quality screws. The bushings alone at my local parts store would have cost more than this entire kit and the original bolts also needed to be replaced. This kit offers a great price for quality parts that fit like an OEM.

Replaced the brackets and clamps on my 01' Ranger. They were very rusty and starting to fall apart. And the bushings and bolts were held tight so they didn't move at all. Installation went well. Make sure you spray the screws with a cutter to loosen them up, but a pretty solid piece! Overall good quality and replaces the OEM part. Fit was great!

This is a solid replacement. It took a while to remove all the old ones but they worked perfectly. We used the supplied bolts and tightened them to spec after lowering and had no issues with the bolts. At the time I couldn't find a place to buy different screws as most people said the screws were crap. There were no problems with this product, it worked perfectly and cost half the price of an auto parts store. highly recommended.

Bracket Kit Same as NAPA or Auto Zone but about $20-30 cheaper. Before you begin, be prepared if your truck shows a lot of rust. I needed a grinder to grind all the bracket screws. Then the torch to pull out the bushing. Then the bushing bushing was left and a saw was needed to pull it out. Several hours of the project turned into a headache for the whole day!

Great product for my 2002 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 4.0. Can't stress enough, just remove the bed, it's perfect access. I took this a step further and sanded with 40 grit and 1 can of Rustoleum on each side. I needed 6pt 17mm, 15mm, 18mm and 21mm sockets and a combination wrench, I also made a hanger for the bracket hence more sizes. I had to use the angle grinder to grind down EVERYTHING that is. He held his weight well as he went down. Still happy! I also used a TON of anti-seize on every mating…

I ordered these stays for my 96 Ford 4x4 and they were small. (caretaker #722-001) So I think they are for the 4WD Ford F-150. I couldn't get the old shackle pins out so I took my truck to the local truck shop. They fumbled with it but pulled it out with a pneumatic hammer. I could hear them in the "hall". These guys used what I bought here and helped me what didn't work for me. I just loved doing it! However, the fork bridge also bought here was just right for my truck. find out? Removing the…