Want to replace sagging leafs
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Year: 1994
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Engine: 4.0L AMC 242
Want to replace sagging leafs
So here's my quagmire:
I have sagging leafs on my 1994 XJ; I'm planning on doing a 2" inch lift soon; but I am wondering if I should dump those leafs and get new leafs already set up for the lift or just AAL those leafs.
I have sagging leafs on my 1994 XJ; I'm planning on doing a 2" inch lift soon; but I am wondering if I should dump those leafs and get new leafs already set up for the lift or just AAL those leafs.
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dont put a add a leaf in, all that will do is make them sag quicker, and probably just bring the rear up to factory height, just get new springs for a 2 inch or more lift.
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Brake lines? At 3" you can probably bend the stock steel lines a little straighter and gain the length you need.
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At 3" you don't need an SYE. *If* you need a TC drop it consists of 4 generic bolts you can get at Lowe's and 4 spacers (which you can make out of a bunch of washers - also from Lowes).
Brake lines? At 3" you can probably bend the stock steel lines a little straighter and gain the length you need.
Brake lines? At 3" you can probably bend the stock steel lines a little straighter and gain the length you need.