Rear shackle bolts were only slightly seized in sleeves, and rear shock bolts broke as expected. Just started on front and already broke the shock bolts and snapped my sway bar :-(
Being from the south , northern vehicles suck. So not used to this...

 

So now you just need to cut off the cup and weld on some threaded rod, pick up a couple of rod ends that match, customize the rear sway bar brackets (you did remove the rear sway bar - right?) and you will have home brew discos for about 40 bucks parts, bolts etc.

This is a mock up picture - I run tighter with the lynch pin during the summer and 1/2" bolts torqued down winter.

It's noisy and rattles a bit, but you get used to it.

 

Sweet man, thanks. I was just b!tching before, I took a deep a breath and had a buddy come help we knocked out the lift, just need new shock bolts and to make these sways. Good pic