Teraflex 2.5" BB X vs. rubicon
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JK Junkie
Join Date: Mar 2007
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This is exactly how my install was. The JK had about 800 miles on it when I did the install.
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going out on a limb here but if the jeeps have 362323 different spring rates depending on options like they say, thats why everyone could be experiencing different things.
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What do you mean by this? Every lift I have watched get put in the compressor squashed that spring like a grape. Is that bad?
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How much did you off road your Jeep before installing the lift? I know WOL off roads pretty hard, even when his was stock, so it is possible his springs were a little more broken in when he installed his first lift. Of course I could be way off here, but it is what came to mind when I read this thread.
Before the install I havent been offroad very much... and someone stated about the spring rates being different... they may all be different but is the overall height any different? And like most others I have heard my rear springs just fell out and the install with the spacers was a breeze.
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Mine was the same way in the front. I also installed an extra 3/4" in the front and had to fight with both sides to get them in. I used a ratchet strap from the frame for the extra little bit to get them in. Worked like a charm.