can i fit these on to my rear springs?
859319
They fit great on a full size spring. When using on a small spring (smaller than 4 inch) you may want to use heavy duty zip ties.
859320
This showed up and it was huge. Would not work on my mid sized car. Looks like for a big truck.
859321
The spacers will not work on some rear springs because the coil spacing is greater than the thickness of spacer. Typically rear drive solid axles are not candidates for these spacers. They can be used on many strut style rear suspensions but the coil spacing should be checked first. If the spacing is 1" or more, they won't do much for the ride height and would need to be tied in. In this case they will only limit wheel travel under jounce.
859322
I don't know what vehicle you have but they fit on my 1995 honda odyssey rear springs.They will not fit on struts.So if your vehicle has springs independent of shocks then they will fit.
859323
yes indeed you can.......... I did it with my honda civic which has a relatively smaller diameter springs with a little help of dish washing soap and a screw driver
859324
I am currently using the Superior 18-1901 Donut style spacers in the rear coil springs of a 2007 Honda Civic Hybrid. Installed in August 2013. I did tie wrap them in place.
2077919
You will need to get the spring or use the ones you already have. This is just the strut
1816918
This is for the rear and is very easy to put on. The only modification I made is I shaved 3" to 4" off the mounting bolts that wrap around the spring.
615969
These are OEM replacements, I don't believe they give you any lift over what the stock springs give you. Maybe others can chime in on this, but I'm pretty sure my answer is accurate.
336668
They do. And you'll need to be sure to get tubes with 60 mm valve stems. Even that's a little short, so you may want to spring for valve extenders.
1999467
I bought these for as REAR spring shocks as I plan to pull a small (6x8) trailer.
371894
I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
1034885
No, I would find something beefier. These are not rated for anything bigger than standard car springs. if I were you, I would remove the struts and take them somewhere to have them compress and replace your springs onto the new struts. They should not charge you much for doing this , . hope this helps you
681458
It depends on your vehicle. On my truck, these fit the rear only. You need to check what your vehicle currently has (shocks, struts, etc).
678643
Yes. Should not be a problem. They're flat, so will mount to a curved wheel well
615973
These will not give you any real lift. They are a replacement for the stock Springs
946501
Negative, this kit is strictly for the rear suspension, it does comeFully with spring and shock, just like factory, however shorter
2128048
I think you can probably put them on but they are not designed for the OEM style shock you purchased. They are made to fit shocks that have an exposed piston rod without the steel tube like an OEM type has. I used it on a Monroe SC2928 Magnum Steering Damper. Look it up and you can see what I am talking about. Many aftermarket "offroad" shocks are built the same way and require a similar boot.
1720238
Yes, you do not want to run one side on old leaf springs. In addition, you will want to purchase new bolts.
1578350
I don't see why not. The cable lugs snap in to the body and are "spring" loaded.
1163079
Depends on the bike that you have. The rear rack has to be long enough that you can position them further away. They might not suit your bike then.
1401235
I bought 2 of these to replace my rear shocks so I know they'll fit on the back, don't know about the front shocks though. If the front shocks are the same as the rear shocks they'll work.