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The shocks are a little longer then full droop, but getting the old ones out is very easy.
Putting the new ones in is a little harder (because the nitrogen is full) if you don't wont to scratch up the anodizing.
I used a very hard piece of wood and made a wedge to pry the top of shocks back in place.

If you have enough jacks and stands, then you could just remove a shackle bolts replace shocks and then jack the axle back up to bolt the shackles.

[QUOTE="MTF, post: 1373266, member: 499"] The shocks are a little longer then full droop, but getting the old ones out is very easy. Putting the new ones in is a little harder (because the nitrogen is full) if you don't wont to scratch up the anodizing. I used a very hard piece of wood and made a wedge to pry the top of shocks back in place. If you have enough jacks and stands, then you could just remove a shackle bolts replace shocks and then jack the axle back up to bolt the shackles. [/QUOTE]

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