The body and chassis of your vehicle are not completely integrated. The body of the vehicle is suspended on body mouths to allow relatively independent movement from the vehicle chassis or frame. Body mounts are designed to align the body to chassis, but at the same time provide space or clearance between them. This clearance allows the body to somewhat float.

To some extent, the body is isolated from the force of shocks that reverberates throughout the chassis that results form the road irregularities and engine vibrations. Body mounts are perhaps the only suspension components that do not need brackets to be installed; they are directly connected to the chassis of the automobile. On the other hand, other suspension components such as struts and control arms require brackets to be attached to the chassis of the vehicle. In installing other suspension components, you may need a Trailmaster bracket kit.

The Trailmaster bracket kit is commonly used in height-modified pickups and SUVs. This kit allows the re-alignment and relocation of certain suspension component to accommodate for the changes in the vehicle suspension orientations. This kit allows the installation of new coil spring and strut suspension system. The kit includes mounts for upper and lower control arms, coil spring seats with coil locators and retainers, and two shock mounts. This bracket kit requires welding to be installed. You may even need to cutoff the original brackets of your vehicle before installing this new bracket kit. This bracket kit is made from tough steel material that is highly resistant to mechanical stress and tension. Finding the right bracket kit need not be a problem. By simply browsing our catalog you will already find wide array of high quality aftermarket automotive products and accessories. It will only take a few clicks of the mouse button.