Minimizes wear on tires, shocks and leaf springs 2 variable-rate coils designed to automatically aid rear leaf springs come into operation when needed — the more strain on leaf spring, the more
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Easy to Install...Works well,June 30, 2009
By Ilovethesefrom Fort Knox, Ky
Pros: Simple to install (1-2 hours), does not affect ride, stiffens suspension Cons: Raises back of truck 1-3", decent but not great instructions
"I purchased this as part of my plan to tow 10000lbs with a 1/2 ton 2005 Silverado. I researched every available option to improve my suspension and I decided on this one because of the great reviews elsewhere on the net and because it advertised "sway control". It was relatively easy to install, but if you don't do this at a garage (military have that option) then you need two jacks and maybe 4 Jack stands. Maybe you can do it with less, but I ran into the problem that when I placed my car on jack stands(holding the frame) and let out pressure on the jack (under the differential) it still bottomed out on my jack and I could not remove it. Long story short this really was easy to install, but it did take some creativity...to solve the stupid problems like how to jack and hold the car properly. You cannot screw this up easily. It is very heavy duty and removing the axel u-bolts was a cakewalk. This thing is much heavier duty than it appears in the picture. I took it for a test drive and was easily able to go 45mph up an on-ramp rated at 15mph! It held the car in place and did not let it slip or roll at all. It felt like a sports car. I did not notice anything weird or uncomfortable when just going strait and I will gladly leave these on forever. Buy them and you won't regret it. (Maybe I'll update this after I tow my 10k lbs to Cal.) I am not a mechanic and have never done anything like this. Tools you need are jacks / jack stands / Rachet/sockets / wrenches (7/8 in my case) and a tube of grease from Walmart. (or you can buy the 99cent package at AutoZone) Just take your time and read the instructions as often as you need to figure things out. This is a one man job. I would say this is a bit expensive for what it is, but I was happy to pay for the performance I get and have not been disappointed."
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