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07 JKU 3" lift 35's.... Been trying to make up my mind on a doing coil over. My rig is a DD on weekends like to wheel, nothing too radical tho. I'm torn between just upgrading my springs and shocks, or going with a coil over. I like the possibilities of the coil overs and who out there has just the fronts only?? Do to my money tree not budding I will hafta do this one peice at a time!
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Better performance on/off road... More smooth soft ride on streets with the flexibility offroad. Best of both worlds I guess! I'm happy with my ride as is just curious about going to next level or upgrade shocks/coils with out relocating
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Had I known then, what I know now, I would have come out of the gate doing a long arm lift first! From what I understand, long arms provide a much smoother ride and great flex all by their lonesome. And, it's likely, I wouldn't have gone on a $13,000 journey to figure it out.
Moral of the story is that choosing coil overs is the start, not the finish....good luck with your rig and feel free to hit me up with any questions.