Rancho 72-83 Jeep CJ5 Front U-Bolt Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$66.78

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Rancho 72-83 Jeep CJ5 Front U-Bolt Kit1972 1983 Jeep CJ5 (Front) (Qualifier: with Front Raised Height 2. 5 (in), Remove 0. 5 (in) Outside Diameter (OD) X 0. 4375 (in) Inside Diameter (ID) sleeve, if used, from the old spring shackle ends and insert sleeves into the Rancho bushings); 1972 1975 Jeep CJ6 (Front) (Qualifier: with Front Raised Height 2. 5 (in)); 1976 1986 Jeep CJ7 (Front) (Qualifier: with Front Raised Height 2. 5 (in), Remove 0. 5 (in) Outside Diameter (OD) X 0. 4375 (in)

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Not bad but could be a little more sturdy. We used longer and a little larger screws to try to make it better and that did help but it still has a little wobble in it. It will serve the purpose for me in my bathroom. They look nice except it would be nice if they would include some of those little covers to go over the screws in the bottom of the shelf so you wouldn’t see them. They really show up on the white shelves.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026

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Dee

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 5

Clean looking and sturdy

Color: Black, Size: 31.5"L x 8"D, Set of 2, Color: Black, Size: 31.5"L x 8"D, Set of 2

Ordered these to display my mugs. The shelves were easy to install, they are sturdy, easy to care for, and look great.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026

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Joe & Laura

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 3

Really Nice Shelves BUT....

Color: Rustic Brown, Size: 36"L x 8"D, Set of 2, Color: Rustic Brown, Size: 36"L x 8"D, Set of 2

I do like these shelves, they look great for cheaper low end particle board made to look like wood. However I took off stars because they made installation unnecessarily hard. I'll explain.... If you look in my picture the mounting bracket has plenty of options/slots to use. AND in the instructions they clearly show you how to find studs to properly mount the brackets. Meaning the manufacturer know stud distance. They even show in the instructions that studs are clesrly 16" apart! Now get this, the mounting brackets are plenty long enough (roughly 22" without measuring) to mount on two studs 16" apart so the shelves are mounted in wood which is stronger and superior mounting instead of drywall. HOWEVER, THE SLOTTED HOLES ON THE MOUNTING BRACKET ARE NOT 16" APART. None of them. There's tons of slotted holes to use on the bracket and zero of them are 16" apart. Now if I want to mount screws jn 2 studs I have to drill in the mounting bracket to make a new hole. Taking up extra time, messing with the integrity of the mounting steel. I don't understand. It's almost like they did this on purpose. What should have been a 10-15 minute install turned into getting proper drill bits, drilling metal, and taking 45-50 minutes to do it properly. It just put a sour taste in my mouth and that is my reasoning for the 3 of 5 starts. I would make it 3.5 stars if it was an option. Otherwise the shelves look pretty decent for low end shelving. I recommend them only if you're handy with a drill and tape measure. If you can handle drilling the mount bracket to go into a stud, go ahead and grab these.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2025