GABRIEL HEAVY-DUTY SHOCKS WITH OVERLOAD SPRINGS

Product Number: 16170G 7 reviews
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HEAVY-DUTY SHOCKS WITH OVERLOAD SPRINGS

  • Rear Load Carriers have variable-rate tempered coil springs that provide up to 500 lbs. (per pair) of extra load capacity
  • Front Load Carriers feature constant-rate coil springs for improved stability, restored ride height, an dup to 300-lbs. (per pair) extra load carrying capacity.
  • Keep truck level with varying loads, stop sagging, bottoming and side sway
Stabilize front or rear and ensure a more comfortable ride. Rubber sleeve for squeak/rattle-free operation included. Front shocks not for models with front struts or front quad (4) shocks.

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8 of 8(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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WOW
August 1, 2011
By lowry
from Billings, MT
Pros: raise truck and look sick
Cons: NONE!
"WOW! easy to install! I bought both front and rear and my explorer has never had a better ride to it! quite stiff but thats what i like in a suspension!"
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10 of 10 people found this review helpful.
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4 out of 5
4 out of 5
Not a bad deal.
October 28, 2009
By Anonymous
Pros: Easy to install. Good bang for the buck.
Cons: The top spring seat that connects the spring to the shock is made of plastic. Might break down the road.
"I installed these on my 88' Toyota 4x4. The rear leaf springs were sagging. These overload shocks helped lift it back up a bit. I think it's still sagging a little, but much less noticeable. These shocks did noticeably stiffen up the ride.
Installation was easy. Just jacked up the frame on each side to unload the leaf springs and bolted them on. They fit right on there, no need to compress them.
The mounting bushings were a little smaller than the mounting brackets, but nothing a little WD-40 and a hammer couldn't overcome."
32 of 34 people found this review helpful.
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5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Did theTrick!
August 12, 2009
By Celt
from Kingston, TN.
Pros: Installation was easy, they work as advertised.
Cons: Do not come pre-compressed.
"Replaced the rear shocks on my '92 Toyota 2WD pickup. Original leaf springs had sagged - rear end was noticeably low. Considered other products but these seemed to be the easiest to install. Installation was easy and they fit perfectly. Ride height (and handling) have improved considerably. Note: If you are inventive and find a way to compress these shocks part way before installation, things will go much easier. I used the "tractor drawbar and box elder tree method" - then used some utility wire to keep the shocks compressed about half way until they were in place. It would be nice if the manufacturer would ship them partly compressed (with retainer clips on the springs.) Other than that, I can find no fault."
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3 of 3 people found this review helpful.
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5 out of 5
Awesome Product
January 22, 2009
By rboone
from Orlando, FL
"I have a 97 ranger and the installation was easy just jack the rear end up till the bottom bolt alligns up with the bottom of the shock. Shock raises the back of the truck up a couple of inches but i am not complaining."
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