Rubicon JKU springs for 2dr jk
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Rubicon JKU springs for 2dr jk
Curious how Rubicon springs from a 2012 rubicon JKU would fit on a 2dr jk x. I am really only looking for a better ride with slight lift to level jeep. I know springs more than likely wont level it, so I would need a small spacer up front, but I have heard those springs would give the 2dr a lift just not sure how much.
This jeep is used 100% on road, as I live in city, so not worried about performance off road, just a nice look. I know I know thats not what it should be used for but off roading it is not really an option, So I at least want it to look good and not a yuppie jeep
This jeep is used 100% on road, as I live in city, so not worried about performance off road, just a nice look. I know I know thats not what it should be used for but off roading it is not really an option, So I at least want it to look good and not a yuppie jeep
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Find out the numbers on your coils, and the numbers on the coils from the 4door rubicon.
One of the many, many threads on stock coils.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/stoc...uestion-85825/
One of the many, many threads on stock coils.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/stoc...uestion-85825/
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Generally, you can guesstimate 1/4 inch of lift per number you go up (if you are talking about a stock 2-door). So if you go from 14/56 springs to 18/60 springs you should get about an inch all around.
That is the upgrade I made, gained about an inch in the back, and with a full width bumper and steel cable winch in the front I came back to stock height.
That is the upgrade I made, gained about an inch in the back, and with a full width bumper and steel cable winch in the front I came back to stock height.