THUMPER450

Anyone running coil spacers in the front? Jk has a slight tilt toward the front. I have an OME 2.5" lift with Bilstein 5100. I went with the HD coil springs , so I can add bumper and winch. I have a feeling it could be worse! How do the coil spacers work? I was leaning toward teraflex ones.

northlander

My 2.5" AEV lift sagged in the front when I added my bumper and winch. Added a 3/4" coil spacer in the front. Can't remember what brand off hand, but they are pretty much the same. Cheap, simple install, worked great.

Invest2m4

The theory is that you will be adding a lot of weight to the rear (bumper/carrier, large spare, gear, etc). If that is not the case, you should swap out the rear HD coils for the medium duty coils. It will ride a lot better as well.

XTJake

Coil Spring Spacers are a cheap and easy way to get rid of a sag. Plus, you can take a measurement and get the exact spacer you need, instead of swapping coils where your ride height is dependent on so many variables. Let me know if you have questions or would like a quote on a pair!

-Ryan

Invest2m4

Yes and no. If all you do is add a spacer, it is cheap. The OP likely has around 3" of lift with the HD coils. If a spacer is added to the front, the OP will most definitely have a caster issue and will need CA drop brackets or adjustable control arms. Not a huge expense, but worth keeping in mind.

5150cliff

Adding a 3/4 inch spacer will not affect caster to any detrimental degree. I only speak this from experience when I put mine on. I actually bought 1 3/4 spacers and cut them down to 1 1/4 inch as this was my need to level out. My caster have declined a fraction of a degree but no adverse handling resulted. If he goes 3/4 inch, he's fine.