Toyota Solid Axle Leaf Spring Hangers

Toyota Solid Axle Leaf Spring Hangers

 Full Brace / Ultra Clearance Hangers

Includes:

  • 9/16" Bolts w/ 18MM sleeves 
  • 29" Spring Pin Center (Toyota Mini-Truck)
  • Material is 1/4"  at spring eyes, 3/16" center
  • Hanger measures 2.75 from spring eye to frame base
  • Designed to fit Toyota springs with supplied sleeves or domestic springs without

 

Full Width Hangers

Includes:

  • Include 9/16" Bolts w/ 18MM sleeves
  • 31.5" Spring Pin Center (Commonly Chevy Dana 60's and 44's, 78-79 Ford Dana 60's and 44's)
  • Material is 1/4" at spring eyes, 3/16" center.
  • 2" Extra Drop gives 1" more lift
  • Hanger measures 2.75 from spring eye to frame base
  • Designed to fit Toyota springs with supplied sleeves or domestic springs without

Mig welded. CNC formed leaf spring eyes.




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David Lust
Great products

Helpful staff ez to use product

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nevada pimentel
Toyota SAS parts.

i have these hangers on a couple different trucks now. very nice pieces. heady duty, and saves a lot of time when converting a IFS truck to straight axle.

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Royal
Low profile: Easy install

The hardest part about installing this is figuring out how to support the truck without the axle or forward jack stands. Although I noticed with the front spring pins removed, the axle weight was removed, and the truck actually balanced with a jack stand just behind the springs, but... I reccomend caution.

I really liked the holes cut in the crossplate, they made install a breeze! Two of the holes lined up perfectly with factory rock guard mounting holes so you can just hold it in place with 2 fasteners and weld your problems away. There was a .125 gap between the factory crossmember and the crossplate that I filled completely with weld in the front. If you want to fill it in the back, you will need to drain and remove the radiator (I didn't bother, but it would be a little stronger I think). If you do weld all around, make sure you leave some drainage because the crossmember will let water through.