I have a 2003 Saturn ion and I wanted to drop the rear end will this product damage my spring or snap off
782024
No they won't damage the springs, and are vary strong, but to make sure the nuts don't back off I recommend using lock tight when you put them on
782025
This was product and it was exactly what I wanted. I wanted to lower my 95 Saturn sc2 about an inch just for stance. It's a pair of clamps per spring. They held tough and in my opinion a great purchase for what I was trying to do. But to answer your question no it shouldn't damage your spring and if placed properly. My advice is if you have the money do it right with coilovers to be safe. But if it's just temporary until you can get some to be safer, then these will suffice. I hope this helps
1688488
This is a dangerous Sportrack product. Mine broke twice on a road trip. I found a new bolt tofix but it.broke too.
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
1864645
I'm pleased with the Monroe reflex shocks i bought for my Saturn vue, can't complain. I do a lot of city driving and occasional off road driving and so far no issues
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.
853172
No I have had these shocks on my car for about a month height is about the same. Unless you car has been lowered or the springs are very worn. You car will return to it stock height.
633011
No. They just replace your oem springs. Lower your car. You will need a spring compressor besides all the necessary tools. It's on YouTube actually. Your car will sit extra high at first. You just need to put some weight on it.
750655
It depends. Does your car have rear air ride suspension? There will be 2 bolts holding the shock in place on the bottom and 3 on top. If that fits the criteria on your car they will more than likely work. It's a good idea to replace mounts when taking out the shocks too but you don't have to.
383606
I've had mine on eibach sportline springs for a while and have had no problems
1714851
The Monroe Quick strut is great , safer install, you get new coil springs, Monroe should have correct part #'sMade a big difference in handling and control. Be safe.
2285174
Yes the ball joint snaps off, that's how I mounted it with strong double side tape on my center console of my expedition.
374477
I am not sure what spring is in it but this is designed as a direct OEM replacement. I am at 17.5PSI with no issue whatsoever.
792302
I both these to go my 2006 Saturn Ion. They fit perfectly. I bought both the shocks and struts both. They were what I wanted. I had also checked on Autozone, StingerSam and a couple of other DIY auto places before I purchased. I had Sears install them. Hope this helps.
1396191
Took me about 30 minutes per side on a 07 Saturn Vue. No gotchas or special tools needed. I did use a floor jack to raise the rear end and jack stands for safety. The shocks fit perfectly and certainly smoothed out the ride.
1731870
as it juts out of the end of the handle bar it really depends on how you fall. it will certainly snap off if just the right amount of shear force is applied: the base is made of rigid plastic.
2174977
I have a 2004 Saturn Ion and it's too big. The steering wheel cover is 9 inches if that helps at all.
114225
Nope drop the axel from the suspension put the spacers in and reassemble. ..very easy