Abstract: A leaf spring suspension system for a vehicle having spacers between the bottom of the No. 1 spring of the improved leaf spring suspension system and the top of the O.E.M. No. 1 leaf spring of the vehicle. Such spacers apply compression tension to the spring leaves as they contact thus acting as a spreader to keep the mounting hardware constantly in tension and preventing rattling and squeaking of parts. Such a system enhances the roll stability of the vehicle on which the suspension system is mounted.

Abstract: A racking system for transporting motorcycles and ATVs in an upright position in the bed of a vehicle. The system includes a pair of floor plates that are firmly secured in position in the bed of a vehicle. A rack is removably secured to the floor plates. The rack has a pair of spaced legs on each side thereof, the legs being removably secured to the floor plates. The legs are interconnected at top by a transverse rail with a second rail extending parallel to the first rail interconnected to one of each pair of legs below the first rail. Vertical spacing bars extend between the first and second rails adjustable therealong. In this manner, the wheels of a motorcycle, bicycle or ATV or the like may be fixedly secured between the vertical bars.

Abstract: A clamp-on air suspension kit for an after market item for vehicles. The kit includes an inflatable sleeve, and a bracket attachable to the frame without drilling or welding. The air sleeve can be filed with pressurized air from either an external source or compressed air if available on the vehicle.