Energy Suspension Leaf Spring Bushing

Energy Suspension proudly manufactures most of the suspension components such as bushing kits for front and rear leaf springs, leaf spring shackles, spring plates, and shackle eyes in the United States. After years of driving, the vehicle becomes increasingly jarring and harsh. It is mainly due to the dried-up, cracked, or damaged rubber mounts and bushings which are fitted in the leaf springs and leaf spring shackles. Energy Suspension components give the vehicle new ride quality. The suspension kits mainly consist of replacement bushings that can easily match all the original rubber mounts with no modifications. These bushings also improve lighter duty leaf spring systems, adding a higher performance and durability. Innovative design and engineering make each part match the exact OEM tolerances of the vehicle. It also confirms that the parts work without compromise, no matter what the design of the vehicle's suspension. To avoid severe vibrations that are transferred to the passenger area, Polyurethane material is used. It is a stronger material and gives more resilient cushioning. Its durable construction does not fray, deform or crush the way rubber mounts do. Polyurethane gives the capability to stand up and perform really well under extreme temperatures. It also resists degrading after being exposed to dust, dirt, salt, even leaking oils. Higher-strength of polyurethane bushings reduces wheel hop and shifting of leaf springs under high torque conditions.

• Energy Suspensions leaf spring bushing makes the leaf spring system function more effectively
• Provides universal bushing design for the front and rear leaf spring layouts
• Delivers maximum benefit when combined with heavy-duty/performance leaf springs
• Spring bushing kits available for front and rear leaf springs and leaf spring shackles
• Replacement of existing factory springs or shackles is not required
• All hardware included along with helpful instructions
• To add to the durability, bushing sets include reinforced zinc-coated steel sleeves
• Polyurethane lasts 5 to 10 times longer than conventional rubber