jeepintileguy

Hi fellow forum members, I was looking into getting the mopar heavy duty coil springs and was wondering if anyone has experience with these? I recently traded in my beloved 2010 jk for a new 2014 jk rubicon which is completely stock. I am looking for something that will provide a slight amount of lift and will also keep the factory rake. Also, I will be towing a pretty heavy camper and thought these will help. They advertise that these springs may provide 1" of lift. Any opinions?

jadmt

those are probably 19/60 springs which if you got a tow package you propbably already have those in back at least. I know my 14 jkur came with 18/60 and has the max tow package. look on the tag on your springs and the last 2 numbers followed by the two letters is what you are looking for ie 59ab or 17ac etc.

jeepintileguy

This is the tag from the rear spring





This is the tag from the front

jeepintileguy

Manufacturer Part No: 68004256AA

This is the part number for the mopar heavy duty rear spring so it looks like my jk already has the same exact springs.

jeepintileguy

There goes that idea. I may just swap out my 2 door rubicon springs with 4 door rubicon springs.

waterboy18

You can upgrade your springs to higher numbers yours actually aren't the highest ones that would be 19/60.

fultonromero12

I agree with^^^^^^. You apparently have 14/56. You will see a hug improvement if you upgrade to the 19/60. I went from the same as your to that and I got almost 2" of lift. Also, the springs being stiffer really helps when I tow a small trailer.you can prob find a good set on here of Craigslist for $100-150.

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jeepintileguy

That really sounds perfect. Did you have to change anything else because of the added lift?

waterboy18

I'm trying to figure that out I just bought new springs and a tf leveling kit.

waterboy18

I'm figuring that out right now. Just bought 18/58 and a tf leveling kit. I don't believe you need to change anything to when swapping the springs.