Product review (4 stars): Frigidaire GLET1041AS1
Frigidaire GLET1041AS1 Gallery Series
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NOTE:  Disconnect power prior to performing this installation!!!
There are MANY videos all over the web of this installation, so hit your favorite search engine and feast your eyes prior to attempting this if you have low to no experience with this type of work.
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The product was a perfect fit, direct replacement.
A small set of Channel Lock pliers (#426) made short work of folding over the metal tabs on the terminals after inserting into the ceramic insulator.
Once each terminal is secured, fasten the coils to each respective retainer.  This is done with one coil in the middle and two adjacent coils securing spring tension to the plastic retainers.
Once both ends are secure, begin retaining the heating element roughly at the 50% mark and begin working your way, altering sides to distribute "spring" tension of the heating element as you secure it back to the terminal points.
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If you do not do this, you risk having under tension sections of the element close to the ceramic insulator and the heating element will be "stretched" thin towards the middle or one end (if you went, say clock wise or counter clockwise only)...
The risk can occur where you end up with a "bulged" section of the heating element from under tensioned coils and the heating element _could_ contact the heat shield that is fastened to the drum.  This would result in sparks as the AC voltage powering the heating element, potential fire if your dryer is not clean and free of debris once the installation is complete and the unit is plugged in and powered on.
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At roughly 25% of the cost of the complete assembly, this was a no-brainer since the rest of my assembly was in great shape.
Even if you need a couple of the retaining clips, they are still available, throw in the ceramic insulator and you would still be under 50% of the cost of the complete assembly.  So unless your heat shields are destroyed from a dryer fire or you actually need all clips, insulator, element AND the heat sensor, then by all means does it warrant replacing the entire assembly.
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Do I recommend this product?  Absolutely, going this deep, I busted the shop vac out for a severe internal cleaning job & I replaced the drive belt, nylons & felt while I was at it..  With 3x 15min break in cycles under its belt, I now have a new dryer.