🔧 Enhance Suspension Performance with APDTY 035181 Rear Leaf Spring Insert 20870046 Review

Exactly what I needed. To insert them I used a small stick. It took longer to get to the ground and under the trucks and then install them.

Just right. My pads wore out years ago and I have never been able to find a replacement. These did their job. It was only necessary to raise the rear of the truck on the frame so that the rear axle hangs down and creates the necessary space for its installation.

Perfect replacement for one that was missing from my 2002 1500 HD. Installation is easy, just jack the truck up a bit (I used a bumper jack), slide the spare in and, with the jack down, push the insulator back into place.

You are a bouncer. Worked as expected, threw them into a '04 GMC Denali ATV. The lift (behind the frame) punches the bracket through the wing in record time. You may find that some of the standard products are broken and have made their way into the leaf pack.

I bought two sets of these parts to replace the panels on my '87 blazer. Although they didn't fit at first, a little sanding of the ribbed parts resulted in an almost perfect fit. So with a little modification you should be able to use them on 87 and later trucks.

They are made of hard plastic and can tear. One cracked when I pushed it in while pressing the round disk. To avoid tearing, place the pin in the hole and then have the top spring push it inward by jacking up the bottom spring or allowing the weight of the truck to compress the leaf springs. I used a jack because I have air springs so there is a gap between the overload spring and the rest of the stack, like an unloaded truck. I had to replace them because they were completely worn out from the