Lets Solve the Stock Springs Question
#251
JK Junkie
Originally Posted by TheHighLow
mine's an '07 so the shocks have wear plus I have a 2 door, i'm not sure if you have Unlimited
#252
speaking from experience will going to 19/60 give my 2-door an even stance? If not, what is the best combo to gain about an inch+ of lift and have a nice level stance?
I have 16's in the front, the rear tags have been lost.
I have 16's in the front, the rear tags have been lost.
#253
Originally Posted by TheHighLow
speaking from experience will going to 19/60 give my 2-door an even stance? If not, what is the best combo to gain about an inch+ of lift and have a nice level stance?
I have 16's in the front, the rear tags have been lost.
I have 16's in the front, the rear tags have been lost.
#255
Originally Posted by arasco85
Wonder if the last numbers mean anything??? AA-AD
#257
JK Enthusiast
I'm using 3 1/2 ton jack stands and if I mount them both under the frame on one side I've got about 2" on ground clearance with one more step to go before they max out in height............plenty of room to get the 33's off.
#258
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Thanks! Do you think the 3 1/2 ton stands would allow the axle to drop enough to get the springs out? Or should I just get 6 ton and not worry about lacking height?
#260
Can anyone help me out here and let me know if these are stiff springs or not? They came from a 2011 JK unlimited Rubicon.
Here's the info:
The part number for the front springs is: 52126318AC.
The part number for the rear springs is: 68004459AA.
Sorry to dump this question on the thread, but I looked through it and don't quite understand the significance of the numbers.
Thanks
Here's the info:
The part number for the front springs is: 52126318AC.
The part number for the rear springs is: 68004459AA.
Sorry to dump this question on the thread, but I looked through it and don't quite understand the significance of the numbers.
Thanks