What size front coil spacers would you recommend?
#1
What size front coil spacers would you recommend?
Here's how my Jeep looks now. I appreciate your input. I added an XHD stubby with a Smittybilt winch and of course the Jeep sags a bit. I have no idea what size I would need to lever her out. Eventually I'm going to look into a modest lift and some new wheels or tires... but for now I'm going to try the spacers.
Thanks.
Thanks.
#3
Measure the height of the front to some specific point, like the top or bottom of the front bumper. then stick a jack under the front of it and get it level out where you want it, then measure it again. Subtract the two for a ballpark of what you'll want.
#4
I would probably go with the adjustable front coil spacers. Say you decide to get a lift and it sags differently, you can adjust it. You can adjust it on the fly too without removing the coil springs. You just unload the suspension adjust it and go
#6
It really depends on how "level" you want it. Do you want it back to the factory stance? Then I would say add a 3/4" spacer on top of your front coils to compensate for the XHD and winch only. If you want to go further and level the factory rake out as well then you will probably want another 1" or so. Other than that I think Happy had a good suggestion and take a jack and lift the front where you want it and take some measurements to determine which spacer size you want.
This Daystar kit may do the trick without the expense of buying new HD front coils or a complete lift kit:
Daystar Comfort Ride 1¾" Front & Rear Leveling Kit
Then again...if you want to do it once...just go ahead and get a new set of HD coils and do your lift kit now.
This Daystar kit may do the trick without the expense of buying new HD front coils or a complete lift kit:
Daystar Comfort Ride 1¾" Front & Rear Leveling Kit
Then again...if you want to do it once...just go ahead and get a new set of HD coils and do your lift kit now.
Last edited by HG07JKRubi; 06-08-2009 at 07:49 AM.
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Here's a link to mine https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modified-jk-tech-2/acos-installed-89188/
Why go with a polyurethane spacer that can blow out over time when you can have an adjustable billet aluminum one??
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