ware to get a set of 3" lift coils
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ware to get a set of 3" lift coils
i have been looking on the net the only set i found was on rustys and they want like 100 bucks for the coils what other websites should i check????
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Rough country doesnt list them on ther site but im sure if you call them they can get you a price
$100 seems like a decent price for new springs
$100 seems like a decent price for new springs
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i got a set up v8 grand on it rite now with like 3" of spacers and it sits at 3" in the front if you ask me they gave O" of lift
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there proably about the same, i have read that rustys is a softer ride but i can tell you that its not that soft, i have there 3" kit
if your looking for a good ride maybe check old man emo or rubicon express there more money but also a better ride
if your looking for a good ride maybe check old man emo or rubicon express there more money but also a better ride
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ware to get a set of 3" lift coils
are rustys/rough country ones good though or wich is better
Where can you get a pair of 3" coils, and which ones are better?
I'd recommend rough country, they've held up well on my buddy's rig and he's been running them for quite a while under heavy offroading. The V8 Grand Cherokee coils provide a pretty stiff ride unless you have a 4.0 in your XJ, and then they do little to lift it because of the similar engine size and weight on the coils.
are rustys/rough country ones good though or wich is better
Where can you get a pair of 3" coils, and which ones are better?
I'd recommend rough country, they've held up well on my buddy's rig and he's been running them for quite a while under heavy offroading. The V8 Grand Cherokee coils provide a pretty stiff ride unless you have a 4.0 in your XJ, and then they do little to lift it because of the similar engine size and weight on the coils.
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Yep, I'm saving up for my lift kit as well, but won't go cheap because I've found that "you get what you pay for". You might find a pair of 3" coils under $100.00 on sale or something but be very carefull. The average price is $170.00 for a pair of quality lift coil springs. I've had Rogh Country lifts before and they were fantastic! Just had to put out a bit more money for the leaf packs or you'll get add-a-leafs or blocks.
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Yep, I'm saving up for my lift kit as well, but won't go cheap because I've found that "you get what you pay for". You might find a pair of 3" coils under $100.00 on sale or something but be very carefull. The average price is $170.00 for a pair of quality lift coil springs. I've had Rogh Country lifts before and they were fantastic! Just had to put out a bit more money for the leaf packs or you'll get add-a-leafs or blocks.
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Send a pm to GRIMUS99XJ. He takes orders for Rough Country. Tell him what your looking for. He's a good guy to work with.
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