Stableloads
More Turbo
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Carter, I am wondering if the kit came with lower brackets, they are not shown in the pictures. I am guessing they are mild steel made in China. True Stable Loads have a lifetime Warranty on the product themselves AND your leaf springs. Not knocking your decision at all, but I am always quite wary of Amazon stuff.
More Turbo
Joined: Feb 2015
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From: DFW
The pix work fine for me, anyone else having problems with them?
The kit was complete, the one I got off ebay at least, definitely mild steel with a coating.
I paid $76 but looking now that seller doesn't list them anymore.
I had planned on fabricating my own, even drew them up to have sendcutsend.com cut them but I thought I better look for a set on ebay first and found these.
I am not suggesting to buy them but I have to be honest about something.
For the price the genuine stableloads cost the labor time to install for most folks makes this solution sort of terrible. I just mean i will usually trade $$$ for ease of install and use.
I am not sure the as installed A7310 fits that description. I would bet its faster and easier to install air bags (not compressor etc.).
The kit was complete, the one I got off ebay at least, definitely mild steel with a coating.
I paid $76 but looking now that seller doesn't list them anymore.
I had planned on fabricating my own, even drew them up to have sendcutsend.com cut them but I thought I better look for a set on ebay first and found these.
I am not suggesting to buy them but I have to be honest about something.
For the price the genuine stableloads cost the labor time to install for most folks makes this solution sort of terrible. I just mean i will usually trade $$$ for ease of install and use.
I am not sure the as installed A7310 fits that description. I would bet its faster and easier to install air bags (not compressor etc.).
Lead Driver
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Calgary Canada
The ebay seller appears to be up and running again. Given that it's about 40% of the price of genuine for my application, even after shipping and import fees up here to Canada, it is a pretty compelling value for a part that is intended to be quite simple in function.
If the difference was $50, I'd buy the name brand without hesitation, but when it's many times that, it's harder to justify.
Now if I was not worried about cost, I'd buy the stainless variety, so they'd last better through the salt that we use on the roads around here.
If the difference was $50, I'd buy the name brand without hesitation, but when it's many times that, it's harder to justify.
Now if I was not worried about cost, I'd buy the stainless variety, so they'd last better through the salt that we use on the roads around here.
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