Clayton 3.5 coils or Eibach 3.5 coils?
02-05-2015, 02:47 AM
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Eibach 2897.980 All-Terrain Lift Kit by Eibach
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Amazon.com: Eibach 2897.980 All-Terrain Lift Kit: Automotive
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02-05-2015, 03:17 AM
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If you checked the thread properly you would notice the disscussion here is about the springs only. The no. for the whole lift kit is clear, the coil numbering however isnt...
02-05-2015, 04:08 AM
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You just did:-)
Btw. you sure bout the front no.? The rear coil no. does correspond to what i got from Eibach, but the front one? Thats not even in line with Eibach part labeling format (4digits.3digits), huh...
Would you happen to have some kind of install instructions, where there the part nos. are usually listed, or have you read the number of your coils?
Btw. you sure bout the front no.? The rear coil no. does correspond to what i got from Eibach, but the front one? Thats not even in line with Eibach part labeling format (4digits.3digits), huh...
Would you happen to have some kind of install instructions, where there the part nos. are usually listed, or have you read the number of your coils?
I did find the instruction sheet and it lists the spring numbers, although different from what is actually on my Jeep.
02-05-2015, 05:47 AM
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But that just what I have been looking for - thank you. The numbers introduced in that sheet do match the numbers i got. Based on these I should be able to order the springs i require separately:-)
Nonetheless I would still like to know, what kind of springs are the ones that are beeing offered by some companies on the web as "Eibach 3.5 spring set":-)
Nonetheless I would still like to know, what kind of springs are the ones that are beeing offered by some companies on the web as "Eibach 3.5 spring set":-)
02-06-2015, 12:14 PM
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But that just what I have been looking for - thank you. The numbers introduced in that sheet do match the numbers i got. Based on these I should be able to order the springs i require separately:-)
Nonetheless I would still like to know, what kind of springs are the ones that are beeing offered by some companies on the web as "Eibach 3.5 spring set":-)
Nonetheless I would still like to know, what kind of springs are the ones that are beeing offered by some companies on the web as "Eibach 3.5 spring set":-)
03-16-2015, 10:07 AM
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I know this thread is old but I ended up going with Rock Krawler triple rate coils after doing some research. Clayton seemed good too but I got a good deal on the rock krawlers. I know this thread turned into an Eibach serial number nightmare, which kinda turned me away from them. Just thought I would post what was chosen, thanks for all the info and help guys.
03-16-2015, 04:15 PM
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Just ordered them, be here in a few days. I will take pictures and measurements before and after. I will post them for all to see and we can all decide on stance. I will let yall know about the ride. To be honest, I don't think it will be hard to be an improvement to what I am running now.
03-16-2015, 05:06 PM
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Just ordered them, be here in a few days. I will take pictures and measurements before and after. I will post them for all to see and we can all decide on stance. I will let yall know about the ride. To be honest, I don't think it will be hard to be an improvement to what I am running now.
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03-17-2015, 08:26 AM
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In the end it came down to searching this and other jeep forum (sorry guys, just want as much info as possible before pulling the trigger lol) for reviews and final actual ride height with a loaded JK like mine. Don't worry RK, I assume all responsibility for my Franken-lift. Just happy to have a better quality coil. Now the hard part... Counting days till delivery.