TorkLift Upper Stable loads installation?

[Blanco1]

Have any of you installed them before?

I just got my set & ready to install them especially being I'm considering a multi slide out Camper up-grade.

Looks simple enough on how to do the job.
Tomorrow is my 1st free day in a while & while I have so many other things I need to do, I'm hoping to fit tho into the days schedule.

I've looked on youtube & can't find a single video?

I'm assuming being its such a no Brainer that nobody has bother with posting a video?

Am I right?

I'm not the mechanically inclined guy I use to be in my youth.

Thanks in advance for any helpful info you might have in advance.

[Boatycall]

Super easy--
Pop out the existing bump stop pads with a small pry bar--a shot of wd40 on each makes them super easy to take out.

Fit the new ones in, tighten the nut.

That's it.

[billyray50]

http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/29276177/gotomsg/29280870.cfm#29280870

I just installed uppers April 30th on my 2015 Ram DRW. Make sure you spray original factory bump stops bolts to help loosen before removal. The hardest part was the custom longhorn Laramie wheel liner inserts. Had to remove them to gain easier access for stable loads. I permanently trimmed liners too for future access. Also for my truck year/model you have to cut or grind off one anti rotational tab to be able to install them. The Torklift bolts are a lot longer than factory so you will need deep socket. I will say Torklift stable loads made a big difference and improvement in a little squat in rear and also in handling.