Another budget boost question
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Another budget boost question
Can anyone give the EXCACT part number for V8 ZJ UpCountry coils? I've been looking but only find info on the plain V8 ones: the 4WD ones and the 2WD ones are the only ones I can find exact part numbers on. The exact number would definitely be a help as my local auto parts place can be a PITA.
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Year: 1994
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Can anyone give the EXCACT part number for V8 ZJ UpCountry coils? I've been looking but only find info on the plain V8 ones: the 4WD ones and the 2WD ones are the only ones I can find exact part numbers on. The exact number would definitely be a help as my local auto parts place can be a PITA.
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Year: 1996 XJ Sport 2007 KJ Rubicon
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Tried it on the Advance Auto website and got nothing. Thanks for trying though I may just have to call and hope they have some idea of what I'm talking about
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Did you ever find out what the part number was? I'm in the same boat now. Also, what price did you find them for?
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If you are planning on buying NEW springs, Aftermarket lift coil springs and stock replacements often cost close to the same. In fact stock replacements often cost a little more for lower lift levels 1"-3". When people suggest the ZJ V8 springs as a BB alternative they are usually refering to using springs from the JunkYard, for the cost savings.
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If you are planning on buying NEW springs, Aftermarket lift coil springs and stock replacements often cost close to the same. In fact stock replacements often cost a little more for lower lift levels 1"-3". When people suggest the ZJ V8 springs as a BB alternative they are usually refering to using springs from the JunkYard, for the cost savings.
And smtippin, I found the same numbers as posted by Tj, however when I plug those in the auto parts store search engines, I don't get anything. I posted a similair thread on the GC portion of CF, got a link from Ol' Blue, and it said they were around $30-40. Personally sounded too good to be true, but upon further investigation it seemed legit, so I plan on calling my local dealer and seeing what he wants. Otherwise I'll be searching the jy's for a LONG time. I've come across one or two V8 GC's (rather what little was left of them), neither were upcountry.
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