ACDelco Specialty 519-22 Rear Spring Assisted Shock Absorber

They fit great! Also give a great ride quality! Lifted the back of my truck a inch as well. Could have been because the old ones were out though.

Was very impressed with the quality i would most definitely recommend. I've got a 1998 Silverado with the 5.7 4x4 fitment was straight forward and very easy if you are able to work on vehicles you'll have no trouble.

The shock literally snapped at the weld above where the bottom bolt goes on 2 days after installing it. So at first had the shock just dangling there while I was driving down the road SMDH. Only gave it three stars because I am a fan of ACDelco and the other shock has held up nicely.

My 95 chevy c1500 was lowered to the point it was useless as a truck. After I installed these my truck was back. It raised the back up an inch but the ride was excellent. I could live with the one inch no need to borrow a truck or hardware store runs anymore. P.S. hard as hell to install

You might have to figure out how to compress the springs to put them on, if you have air bags already installed.

I had to change them after a year and a month probably like 10-15k miles I do alot of highway driving for work so these sucked truck just bounced around and felt everything. After about 6 months the rubber bushing for the spring blew out so had a slight squeak left it alone and then when I went to change it the bushing where the bolt goes was out of its place mines a 2wd and had a big rake so lowered it in the rear to level it and replaced with some bilsteins 24-021715 drives great. These spring assisted aren't for everyone but regardless they didn't last maybe Gabriel might be a better option for spring assisted

Rides like new and have me 2 in of height

I have a utility bed on mine, it lifted the rear.end 3 inches . Perfect job