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Well going by what the mechanic was saying the type of rear suspention in it not sure if the Denali is different. I know the drivers side has a frame bracket that looks difficult to get around. Will have a look at it again.
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Can you post some pics too if it is easy enough? Just wondering if you have the same setup as mine or not.
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It's just the rear shackle. Raising the bed would make it easier. But I had mounted a hidden 5 th wheel hitch so that made it a lot more work. The top bolt of the shackle slides out between the bed and frame. I am sure I could do the next one in under 2 hrs. Mine came with very good instructions that I actually read. Worked just like they said.
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Never knew about these shackles. What happens when the rubber wears out in the shackle? You get a bagged out rear suspension?
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Has a 5 year warranty. So I guess we will see.
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Yeah that's my only concern. The rubble getting tired and then your suspension has a lot more movement and increased body roll. It is a nice idea and has me interested. But the price for such a wearable part I don't know if it's worth it.
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