4957 Alignment Kit

I bought a cheaper set of offset bushings for my lowered 2010 Tahoe and they didn't last two years. I bought this Belltech set and it definitely seems to be better quality. Installation was pretty straightforward, and the included tools helped with installation, but you will definitely want to have a small hydraulic shop press (I used a Harbor Freight unit) and a ball joint press tool (I rented from AutoZone). Everything went together well using the supplied instructions, and I was able to get perfect alignment with my 2/4" drop without even elongating the slots on the upper control arm mounts. The bushings are firm and quiet, and hopefully I'll get more than 2 years out of them. So far, so good!

They work and Give you + camber needed for lowered trucks. Worked on my Tahoe 2008. The adapter to press in and out is tricky but works.

Provided needed camber degrees with my 7.5" Rough Country lift on a 2009 Silverado. Press recommended with the tools provided when installing, or removing, the bushings.

Was about to install but found out im missing keys

Awesome bushing kit. Worked great. Installed on a 2019 Chevy Express van that is lowered. Bushings are the same, even though Amazon doesn't think that they fit. I used a balljoint c-clamp removal tool to remove the original bushings, and install these. I used 2 of the 3 included tools.Installation of the bushings was a breeze. Trying to die grind out the control arm bolt mounting alots was a different story. MAKE SURE you have a few rotary file bits, or carbide bits, because in order to get the most out of these bushings, you need to elongate the upper control arm bolt slots in the frame.