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SPRINGS :+]
i was wondering if i could use f150 springs instead of stock springs to give my jeep more lift in the front so i dont have to buy the budget spacers.? i heard itll make my ride a little stiffer if it does work, itd be a mid 90s xj
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If you like having teeth then skip the F150 springs. If you want no flex in your suspension and like how smooth tractors ride then go for it.
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Wasilla xj you would need longer shocks and you would have to straighten out your brake lines to make them longer or replace them , the ride will be harsher because of the weight of the springs , new lower control arms should be installed also otherwise your tire moves back up into the wheel well costing you clearance .
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Not worth the trouble or the ride.
Brand new Rubicon Express springs are around $80 shipped. Used for half that.
Brand new Rubicon Express springs are around $80 shipped. Used for half that.
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