USMCJeeper

Does anyone else have a coil from rough country that is unevenly spaced? It has started to cause rubbing on my trackbar mount on my drivers side. I have included a few pics to show the issues. I am contacting rough country about the issue. Quick facts rough country 4.5 x series, control arm DB 99 xj 4.0. Any thoughts? The issue I have is at the bottom of my spring, if you look close they aren't evenly spaced and they sit close as hell to my inner frame.

TrekkerJmm

WOW I have never seen that happen to a coil. My son in law wheels the heck out of his and that's never happened to him yet. I would definitely contact them and complain if I were you...Tj

USMCJeeper

K thanks thats the plan! Just wanted to make sure no one else had this happen.

TrekkerJmm

I've been wheeling since 1977 and have not seen that happen so it must be defective metal or spring...Good luck...Tj

USMCJeeper

Thanks for the heads up. The springs are only 2 months old!!

freegdr

is your axle centered under the jeep looks like may be over to far to pass side the track bar needs to be adjusted so its centered under jeep

freegdr

also is your axle angled right spring have a bad bend in them

gpXJ

This, I think, might turn out to be your problem. Does the passenger side spring look the same? As far as the spacing of the coils? If so, then I would check clearance over there in the same spot, and see if there isn't a big gap. I would look more at the alignment of all your stuff, before just assuming the coils are wack.

rich

X3 axle not quite centered off maybe 1/2 3/4 of an inch possably.

USMCJeeper

Thanks for the input. Ill have it aligned tomorrow and center the axle

Irongrave

also on your link arms make sure they are even lowers the same lenght as each other as that would move the axle around a little as well

freegdr

boy glad they thought of that