it all depends on what your using the car or truck for
if the axle is on top of the spring: get a pair of longer front spring shackle if the spring is under the axle: Get a pair of spring blocks.
No, you will get the opposite effect. Some fabrication/welding needed to move the axle under the leaf springs, but it can be done.
the leaf spring on a vehicle's axle is an example
None. The Comanche uses a spring under axle setup and blocking the axle would lower the vehicle. However, if you can use a torch and weld, you can cut your spring mounts, do some grinding and relocate them to the topside of the axle housing, and turn it into a spring over axle setup, giving you about 4.5in. of lift in the rear.
Jack up the rear of the vehical and support it on jack stands from the FRAME, not the axel. From here, there are two possible choices. If the old spring is broken, simply pull it out by hand, if it hasn't already fallen out. To install the new spring, either use spring compressors (typically used for struts) to compress the new spring down enough to fit between the axle and the frame, or remove the shock on the side you are working on, while supporting the axle with a jack. Once the shock is removed (it is only necessary to remove 1 end), lower the axle enough using the jack to allow the new spring to fit. Raise the axle in place, reinstall the shock, and lower the vehicle .
I believe that is called the leaf spring axle U-bolt plate by Ford ( the plate where the U-bolts go through under the rear axle tubes )
Tandem axles are connected by spring Multi axle trailers Shipyard Transporters
how to install cv axle on a 2002 e32o meredes
A 22 mm crank axle
98 accord does not have a rear axle- just spindle/hub/bearing
Installing a new clutch is a complicated procedure best left to a trained mechanic. One needs to remove the axle and other components of the system from under the car, remove the old clutch, and attach the new one to the axle.
Remove the tire and wheel. Remove the axle end cap. Remove the axle seal with a seal puller. Reverse the process to install the new axle seal.