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I installed a pair of these between the Frame top and the Sleeper bottom of my Kenworth T-600. I trimmed off the very top tier to match the OEM Snubber Height. They have survived the first 2500 miles just fine.., as well as the full Sleeper weight when the air suspension inevitably leaks down during extended parking time. I had to bore out the 5/16ths" Bracket Hole to a 3/8" diameter hole. These install very easily. But, be advised, if exposed to "Up-North" Road Salts, years from now when they finally need to be replaced, they will be difficult to remove as there is no way to grip the one end of the stud that is embedded in the urethane bumper. [The OEM KW Snubber is hollow, allowing access to be able to use a ratchet socket down inside of the snubber.].
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Have a 1999 Astro van and started bottoming out with heavy loads. Went to buy vehicle specific bump stops and they were about $100. Found these way cheaper and they work really great! 2700 pounds in the van of bagged cement and they helped a lot. Really great value and would buy again but I don’t expect to need any for a long time because very good quality.
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Haven't got to try them yet. They look well made, but the old ones are riveted on and not bolted and I haven't had time to get to them yet... I'd have paid an extra few dollars, if I didn't have to deal with those freaking rivets in my Dakota. sigh...
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Great replacement for my 2006 Chevy 2500hd also did the sway bar. Great product from energy suspension. MRT
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Just right for controlling my suspension travel (lowered truck)
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