Harsh ride, springs or shocks?
#21
JK Super Freak
I am experiencing the same thing with my 3" Synergy springs. The front feels perfect but the rear almost feels like it is "hopping" with defects in the road instead of soaking them up. I have a 37x12.50 x17 Goodyear MTR on a TF Tire carrier with no rear bumper and nothing in the back of my 4 door. I am running Bilstein 5100's as well. I am going to add some trail tools and weight in the back and drive around and see if I notice a difference. Maybe softer shocks are in order?
#22
I am experiencing the same thing with my 3" Synergy springs. The front feels perfect but the rear almost feels like it is "hopping" with defects in the road instead of soaking them up. I have a 37x12.50 x17 Goodyear MTR on a TF Tire carrier with no rear bumper and nothing in the back of my 4 door. I am running Bilstein 5100's as well. I am going to add some trail tools and weight in the back and drive around and see if I notice a difference. Maybe softer shocks are in order?
Should have left my soft top in the back to weigh it down!!!
#23
JK Super Freak
#24
Seems most people say the Synergy coils have a pretty smooth ride. The Bilsteins though are a little bit of the stiffer side when ran with a lighter rig. If putting weight in the Jeep makes the ride any better, I'd say it's possibly the shocks.