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i changed all 4 of mine a few months ago . had 3 with delam and tears .I still had 2 months of warranty and MorRyde sent me 3 for free and I had to pay for the 4th one .
The first one took just over a hour , the remaining ones about 45 min . the trick is to loosen the 1 1/2 nut on the torque arm about 1/4 inch , that lets the torque arm move out and lets the new spring slide into place easily . bolt the outside up first , and then the inside forward top bolt , then use a jack or porta power to swing and flex the spring until the remaining bolts can be installed . then tighten by hand the 1 1/2 nut until its tight , the back off 1 flat to give it clearance , install lock nut .
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