Jeep Front Sagging
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From: Dallas
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Hey Gang,
Got a Question, There is a pic to see the drop in the front bumper. I Purchased a front bumper from Nates4x4.com which weighs 85 lbs. It was easy to install but after dropping the jack I noticed the front end dropped an inch or more. It does not bottom out in deep holes yet since Im running the stock 225/75/15 tire size. I pu new shocks and Leaft springs in the jeep also.
My question is should I do Coil Spacers or get a new set of Springs for the front since they are stock still. I dont want a lift kit yet cause of money, I do that next year.
im Afraid if I do the coil spacers they will split, rot or wont work well with the winch I plan to put on in march of this year. Anyone got suggestions or know the best cheapest way to lift my front end back to the normal height after adding a total of 180 lbs
Got a Question, There is a pic to see the drop in the front bumper. I Purchased a front bumper from Nates4x4.com which weighs 85 lbs. It was easy to install but after dropping the jack I noticed the front end dropped an inch or more. It does not bottom out in deep holes yet since Im running the stock 225/75/15 tire size. I pu new shocks and Leaft springs in the jeep also.
My question is should I do Coil Spacers or get a new set of Springs for the front since they are stock still. I dont want a lift kit yet cause of money, I do that next year.
im Afraid if I do the coil spacers they will split, rot or wont work well with the winch I plan to put on in march of this year. Anyone got suggestions or know the best cheapest way to lift my front end back to the normal height after adding a total of 180 lbs
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Utah
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0L
Dude, get a 2'' coil spacer. It will be just fine. They wont split or rot or anything ha. And they only set you back $30.. if youre planning on getting a lift in the near future this is the way to go.
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From: The FIRST State
Year: 1994
Model: Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
Engine: Straight 6
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