🔧 Enhanced Moog 81115 Coil Spring Set for Improved Performance Review

Great for my 2001 Nissan Pathfinder. I replace the coil spring along with the struts and the stability of my SUV improves by 110%.

Meets my expectations. My SUV no longer sags in the back when loaded with camping gear. Too bad I switched to them much sooner. It's pretty easy to do yourself and I don't work with cars at all.

First week with no load they were great. I have 100# gears in the rear and now after two weeks they have consistent sag of about an inch. I don't think Moog springs are worth the junk they are made of.

Although not listed as such they fit the 2002 Infiniti QX4 rear suspension perfectly (Pathfinder pedigree) and work great. These Moog springs are of excellent quality and combine with the new KYB shocks to offer a great ride quality.

They worked great. I borrowed a set of scroll compressors from an auto parts store and installed them in less than two hours. I have over an inch of ride height over the stock springs I had. Now I can load the trunk or tow a small trailer and not slump on the floor.

Installs easily into the rear suspension of my 2001 Nissan Pathfinder. You do NOT have to squeeze them to insert them. Just pull everything off so you can lower the rear axle to the point where the old springs fall out. They immediately jump back in. At the same time, the springs and shock absorbers were changed and made harder. my travel.

Initially they seemed to raise my rear end a little more than I expected from the stock ride height. Within three months they had dropped to the same level as the original springs I replaced. At this point I would assume the rear suspension is about the same as before. Not sure if this means these coils are weak or if my original springs were fine.