how many of you are running bastard springs in the rear of your XJ?
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Getting ready to go the JY this weekend and find a set of leafs out of a S-10. Is there any particular year of S-10? Does 2WD or 4WD matter?
Thanks in advanced,
James L.
Thanks in advanced,
James L.
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the same no sleeve but they are holding up good i got the poly ones for a cj spring and lube them good every couple of months or so so far so good. i have been thinking about putting a sleeve in them but they where cheep enough that i will just replace them when they wear out
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Best to start with what you can get for the least amount and then mix-n-match. My current leafs are a mix of stock XJ's and three leafs from a '80 1/2 Ton Chevy pick-up that I got for free and I got almost 7",but it is not right. So I have to take it back apart and get it down to 6.5" and add another stock main for strength cause the 1/2 tons are not long enough in the rear. SO if you are going to do a mix leaf then it is best to just work with it till it is what you want. But I didn't answer your ? so as far as I know all the s-10's give the same amount of lift which is around 4".
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