I'm Drew from Goat Built and I'm going to demonstrate the shock spacer install tool. Many of the common off-road shocks use a half-inch ID bearing. The problem is the spacers they give you are also half-inch ID and there's no step to hold it inside the bearing. Now when you go to install it you have to hold the spacers to the side of the bearing, stick it in your chassis mount and try to line it all with a bolt hole, all by holding a heavy coil over shock. So the Goat Built shock spacer install tool is a half-inch time-in or pin that has three detent balls. So what you do when you install your shocks you just simply just install this into your shock bearing and then you install the spacers on each side and the detent balls hold the spacers in place. So without the spacers this is how troublesome it is to install it. You have to hold the spacers just right, get it installed, get your bolt in. Now when you take it apart the spacers fall, fall everywhere. So this is the normal method of installing a coil over shock without the shock bearing install tool. So you have to hold these spacers on the side of the shock all while holding up the shock and you have to install it in your mount and hold the spacers, get started. Okay and then you got up and they fall out. So after you pick up your spacers from the floor try it again, install it there you go, hold it up, take the bolt, get it out, line it all up. So the goat built shock spacers are installed tool. Basically you install the spacers into the bearing, the detent balls hold it in, the spacers on each side and now it holds the spacers on the shock so you can move the shock, drop it, move around any way you want. You can now you can line it up in the mount's release release release release release. Install your bolt. Now these can also be used to remove the shock. Basically you just push the bolt out with the spacers. Pull the shock out. So the spacers stay on the shock, they don't fall to ground and get lost.