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Old 05-18-2010, 10:13 PM
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anyone ever tried rubicon front springs?? If so, any lift out of it?? just wondering if there is any lift benefit to these...

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Rubicon coils from a TJ will lower your XJ..
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oh ok... I know I sound dumb but I really dont know anything about jeeps... Thanks for info!!!
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one more rubicon question.... If I come across a set of 5.5" super flex coils for a rubicon, any idea how much that will lift mine?? im thinking maybe 3" and have some good flex maybe???
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one more rubicon question.... If I come across a set of 5.5" super flex coils for a rubicon, any idea how much that will lift mine?? im thinking maybe 3" and have some good flex maybe???
what are you going to do for the rear? they are not coils. do it right the first time and dont mickey mouse it together. save some $$ and buy a real kit
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Yea I wouldn't spend too much time messing around with parts for different rigs. Just get a kit.
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thats probably the best idea...
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anyone ever tried rubicon front springs?? If so, any lift out of it?? just wondering if there is any lift benefit to these...

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I have some RE 7.5" front coils. So far I like them much more than my Skyjackers of the same lift. They flex much better and ride smooth
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