I have two Pontiac coil springs from which I think are from '59. What are the odds that they will work on the front of our Cherokees? I will post pictures. They are 17 1/2" long by about 5 1/2" wide. I hope they will work because my front end is sagging from plowing in the winters.

Also what are these in the coil spring. They look like spacers or boosters of some sort. Only one spring has them on. Do I need them. Are they good to have?

 

Gotta factor in spring rate too.
Not something I would dick around with. Id just assume save my pennies and buy coils made for the jeep.

 

Or..if you just wanna raise er up buy some cheap spacers.

 

Well I have no life so I love tinkering with my jeep so I'd prob just put the springs on during the winter and then change them out in the summer. What do you mean spring rate? Could you explain a little. I haven't done much suspension work so I don't know much

 

Get some OEM jeep springs (they are about $50 each last I knew) then get a set of air shocks for the front to keep them from being crushed like your current ones are.

Go to this site and read post #4 to get the right air shocks for your XJ

http://www.plowsite.com/showthread.php?t=141108

 

Toss 'em and get the right ones. One spring already has adjustable levelers in it. That tells me that spring is already weak and sagging.

 

Could I use those levelers on the springs that I have on the Jeep now? I'm short on cash and I like that whole "free" idea

 

Anyone? Can I use those spacer things in the springs currently on the Jeep? Can I damage anything?

 

I'm not a fan, those things tend to break springs. The twist-in metal ones are also bad news. If you need to temporarily add a bit of height back, use the rubber spacers that fit between the coils. They're cheap. Like these:
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...er=541731_0_0_

or these:
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...questid=747498

 

Yea I saw them at pep boys and was kind of concerned about them. But yea they were pretty cheap. Like I said. I'm short on cash and I owe some people some money anyway so it's going to be a while until I can start putting some decent amount of cash into this Jeep

 

Yeah toss them they are old and with one with a spring lifter means its probably sagged on that side.