Will these work for larger springs? A 2005 Expedition? The springs are thicker than most cars...
1052662
Well I will say it worked better on spring with bigger spaced coils but I don't think the spring might be to big for this tool because I have not seen every spring out there thou.
1052663
I can't be 100% sure. But I would say it can. They seem very strong when I used them.
1031671
I'm almost positive that these will not fit that year Expedition. The mirrors are a totally different style.
1337198
Hi, this is for one only but these do not fit your vehicle. Does your vehicle have electronic suspension? Please let me know. thanks!
1593438
Amazon sold my springs as a pair and I've never seen them sold any other way so I'd say yes. I've since upgraded to the heavier series, however. They are holding up well but the lighter series sagged after a few months of occasional hauling. I don't recommend running them anywhere near their rated capacity.
505528
I put the two sets I ordered into a '99 Ford Expedition and a '13 Chevy Tahoe. My only complaint is they are slippery and will not stay put. I'm guessing that would be the same for any vehicle. Stick on Velcro helped a little.
2198536
No, they just help with the older springs that are sagging a little and re-establish the original ride height. They are great for towing also though.
615980
These are not lift springs, they are heavy duty stock height springs. That being said - these are the stock replacement specs for the Upcountry model cherokee which sits 1 inch taller than the SE, sport or classic. So unless you have a country, expect 1 inch of height gained.
320868
I am sorry but I really don't know if they will work for you or not because I bought them for my 90 mercedes 560 sel and they did not work for me because the springs were too big for it. I think these spacers work better for small honda's and toyota's or vehicles with light suspension
1072136
Sorry, not sure. These would not be a replacement for your leaf spring - not strong enough.
1939061
Eibach products have suspension parts for most cars on the road today, go to their website put in your year, make and model and they should have it. These springs are much better then stock, would recommend it for your car no problem
137280
Springs will work great with v plow set up. Way better than stock springs. nothing additional needed, bolt on ready. for my truck anyway
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.
1733045
yup that will work , the horns only care about how much PSI you run not voltage. I blast them at 200 psi some times . I have them on my bagged 2002 expedition I lovem
1642318
Match the inches exactly. Check to see if the ball mount is the same size. These are just right for a camper shell door at 28 pounds, one spring is not enough to hold up the door, with two it holds well . I think you may want the heaviest spring you can find, at least 60 pounds each as the hatch is far heavier than my door. Go to Youtube for instructions on how to change. Less than 5 minute install, took longer to unwrap the packaging. Of course this is my humble approach and opinion.
615967
These are replacement springs for OEM normal or standard duty suspension, so they don't lift over stock, but they will lift over bagged out worn springs, but that depends on how broke your old ones are. My old springs were sagged over two inches, and these brought it back nicely!
1840297
They might. They come with spacers, if they don't fit you may have to get thicker spacer plates
2223953
It should. I used them on an s10 blazer. But they are universal, for almost all small/compact trucks/suv's with 2.5" wide springs. There is another number, which is universal for full size trucks with 2.5" springs, it will also work on yours, and probably offer more lift, and payload capacity, but would probably be very stiff and ride rough.