Energy Suspension 8.2108G Rear Leaf Spring & Shackle Bushings Toyota Pickup

Vehicle Fitment

• 1989-1995 Toyota Pickup (4WD, DLX / SR5)
• 1989-1995 Toyota 4Runner (1st generation, DLX / SR5)
• 2001-2004 Toyota Tacoma (4WD applications)

Fitment Notes

• Designed for rear leaf spring eye and shackle mounting points
• Fits multiple Toyota solid rear axle leaf spring configurations
• May require verifying leaf spring eye diameter before installation
• Not intended for heavily modified suspension geometry setups

Features

• Hyper-Flex polyurethane construction for long-lasting durability
• Improves rear suspension stability under load and towing
• Reduces axle shift and spring deflection during acceleration
• Enhances handling control and ride consistency
• Resists oil, road salt, and environmental degradation
• Outlasts OEM rubber bushings in heavy-duty use
• Maintains proper leaf spring alignment under stress
• Ideal for off-road and utility truck applications

Specifications

• Part Number: 8.2108G
• Material: Hyper-Flex polyurethane (black)
• Application: Rear leaf spring and shackle bushings
• Position: Rear suspension (left and right side)
• Vehicle Type: Toyota leaf spring pickup and SUV platforms

Included Components

• Rear leaf spring eye bushing set
• Rear shackle bushing set
• Steel inner sleeves (application dependent)
• Polyurethane installation grease packet

Product Description

The Energy Suspension 8.2108G Hyper-Flex Rear Leaf Spring & Shackle Bushing Kit is designed to replace worn factory rubber bushings on Toyota Pickup, 4Runner, and Tacoma leaf spring suspension systems. Over time, OEM rubber bushings degrade, leading to reduced stability and increased axle movement.

Upgrading to polyurethane helps restore proper suspension alignment, improves load handling, and reduces unwanted flex during towing or off-road use. The Hyper-Flex material resists deformation and maintains consistent performance under heavy stress conditions.

This kit is ideal for restoring rear suspension performance on older Toyota platforms while improving durability, handling control, and long-term reliability compared to factory rubber components.