Enhance Rear Suspension Performance with Explorer Pro Comp 13120 Rear Short Add-a-Leaf - Pair Review

These additional leaf springs are very easy to install on second generation Ram. It took about three hours, nobody helped and it was pretty easy to figure out. Be sure to spray a penetrant such as WD40 or PB Blaster on the U-bolt nuts and on the center stud nut on top of the leaf springs. I suggest spraying them once or twice a day for at least a few days before the project. In any case. Now there is no more sagging. I see a big difference between before and after.

Easy installation. Comes with NEW center bolts (two different sizes to ensure they fit your spring block). When tightening and assembling, cut off the excess length of the centering bolts. Center bolts are easily installed using a pair of C-Clamps to hold the spring pack together while the center bolts are tightened. I wish the springs were thicker but they work well. Raised the carriage by 2 cm. I'm not sure how much extra weight they add to the cargo capacity. Overall a good deal.

Already installed a set of Explorer springs at the rear, this is for the second Explorer! You KNOW I love adding a leaf spring to restore the original ride height on our 1998 and 2001 Ford Explorers! Very Economical, Durable, Repair/Upgrade! Funny how it used to be recommended to researchers and now, two years later, NOT? Bought a second one because the first one was perfect for one of our explorers! Over 2 inches of lift was restored with sagging rear springs! Excellent equipment, there are…

Tese towing at the pits, one door each for the right and left side of the car. I mounted them on my Toyota Tacoma 4x4 02. You have to take off the tires and raise the rear of the car, safety first. Disconnect the electronic brake cable from both sides. Remove the U-bolts on one side and simply loosen the U-bolts on the other side. On the side you removed the U-bolts from, you will need to use two C-clamps and tighten to compress the leaf spring before removing the center stud nut. Lower this…