Do these need extended U-Bolts (replacements for the stock CC # 1012180) to allow for the added thickness of the HD leaf spring?
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Below are the details of our hardware order. I suggest you call them to verify the quantities included in each part number. I seem to recall that I mistakenly ordered too many of everything (except the HD spring kit). Order Details ============= Item# 1 ############### 4 each: 6338 Unit Price: $19.99 Extended Price: $79.96 Clubcar - Bolt for king pin Item# 2 ############### 4 each: 6339 Unit Price: $4.23 Extended Price: $16.92 Clubcar - Nut for king pin Item# 3 ############### 4 each: 856 Unit Price: $1.63 Extended Price: $6.52 Rear spring U bolt Total Charges ============= Subtotal: $103.40 Shipping: $24.99 Your Credit Card Charge Will Reflect Golf Car Discounters If you have questions regarding your order contact Golf Car Discounters Inc. at 954-318-3880 http://www.golfcardiscounters.com mailto:orders@golfcardiscounters.com
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I did, to keep the lift to a minimum. But not required. However the u bolts will need to be replaced, they are to long without the blocksAlways good to replace with new ones
2077919
You will need to get the spring or use the ones you already have. This is just the strut
1072136
Sorry, not sure. These would not be a replacement for your leaf spring - not strong enough.
12081
on my truck the sway bar didn't have anything to do with the leaf springs so the helper spring shouldn't come into play,the sway bar should fit fine
1148071
Yes U-bolts were included. This is a good set-up. Used it with F-350 springs on my Excursion.
1184990
Not unless specified. I have used the original bolts before without a problem.
1574196
Sure. Go to the hardware store and purchase spacers and use them in conjunction with longer bolts. That's what I did - worked fine.
268845
Yes, it will and will also exceed the OEM springs by far! Originals on my 00' txt were only 2 leafs and very loose. It will enhance the ride especially with a back seat. These hd's are 4 leaves and provide great support. Easy to change out and a definite plus having all new bushings that were included.
1716561
We had to replace our hardware because the bolts were too long when attached. This is what we bought from Lowe's: The Hillman Group 5/16-in-18 x 1-1/2-in Stainless Steel Standard (SAE) Hex Bolt. The originals were about 3/4 " longer and are dark, not stainless. You will also need a lock washer and a nut.
615971
These are stock, if your current springs are old and sagging these will raise it to a bit higher than stock as they are heavy duty springs. Worked great.
1282531
The one I received did not. It came with the U bolt and nuts for up to 1.25" bar.
2102171
No idea. They are a shorter than stock shock for my 2500hd that's lowered a little. Reason why I bought them. I can't give you a accurate answer on if they will fit. Sorry
796203
I used the stock u-bolts and didn't run into any fit issues. I would recommend using jack stands (or wood blocks) to support the rear of the frame and a jack to raise and lower the axle. This way you can lift up the new springs making ubolts easier to remount and tighten.
1841169
The kit did come with bushings for both bolts, but they were not big enough for my lift springs. Not sure if they'd be big enough in diameter for stock springs.
1573203
Look at your current U-bolts and see if the they are squared or rounded U-bolts and take note of the length and make sure you get ones that will give you the same(according to the other answers) or an inch longer, they can always be trimmed. You really shouldn't reuse U-bolts, it has something to do with the threads being streched or something. You could technically use the old ones but NOT recommended
1147288
No. The factory springs are under sized and relied upon the stock air shocks to help hold the car up. The springs on the Monroe shocks are there to assist the factory springs since they are insufficient to hold up the back of the car on their own.