@Martin - I have their little booklet for my make:model/year. The picture Kevinski posted is what they recommend... They look rectangular in their catalog/online, and thinner at the lip (upside-down T portion, than what they truly are.

@ klhansen - They're part of the overload springs. (Hubby said that the two with holes mount with the knee action shocks). He took them off while I was working on something else so I don't have a recollection of exactly where they were.

@ Kevinski - Mine definitely had the lip down, tucked into the metal pieces (I flipped one for photography purposes but the "Too wide" and "Too thick" picture is how the old ones were in the metal. I remember prying them out from under the metal (the the upside-down T that I described). Thank you for the screenshot! The picture is misleading... That's the exact same part that I received/ have labeled "Too wide" and "Too thick". They're actually square, and, the upside-down T portion is definitely too thick to fit down in mine.

Thank you all for the effort! I really appreciate it!


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