No i'm talking as literally just something to give hell. A weekend cruiser and bruiser is a different story.

 

ok quick question...I bought a lift for my 2 door cherokee its a 2.5 inch with shackles and coil spacers..my question is, when i put the coil spacers on i have to disconnect the shock to do it..will i need a longer shock for the front or will the stock shock be long enough with the added 2.5 inches?

 

I would recommend getting new ones (I have some Rough Country 2.2 ones for the front for sale) but they should be alright.

 

ok cool thanks..thats what i was thinking..the ones you are selling do they mount in the stock location? on my old xj that had a lift the previous owner installed, the shocks were beside the springs.

 

Thats where they're supposed to be. Lol

 

Yep.


They mount like this:
(Not the shocks i am selling)

 

lol well the stockies on mine run in the middle of my spring

 

ok cool thanks..wish i had the money right now or id buy yours..what length should i get when i am ready to get some? still new to lifts lol

 

Are you sure you drive a cherokee?

 

Ummm...... no they dont.

 

ill have to get a picture of it..they arent connected to the bottom but they are dangling inside the spring..not sure what the previous owner did lol

 

Those are (hopefully) bump stops.

Otherwise something is not right.

 

I'm gonna guess your jeep rides pretty bouncy like huh?

 

ah ok lol sorry im still new to jeeps havent done much to the underside but when i looked under and saw it dangling i was thinking it was the shock just disconnected..im used to cars where the shock runs in the middle of the spring

 

actually yeah it is pretty bouncy i was thinking it was because the shocks were disconnected but now i know that what i was looking at is the bump stop it may be because my shocks are so old and dead..it is a 87 after all and im pretty sure the guy didnt change much on it