rcnerd
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rear springs
- Thread starter 74charger
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74charger
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- newaygo Michigan
what is the cheapest and BEST way to go? I just don't want to do this wrong.
74charger
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- newaygo Michigan
Okay, I just might go with the quadratech ones, I need heavy duty, because I am going to put a better bumper on it.
rcnerd
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- Calgary, Alberta, Great White North
rcnerd said:
The cheapest and best way to go!
Harlee&Tahoe
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- South Lake Tahoe, CA
74charger said:
Any one know how much lift these will supply or stock height with rough ride?
IIRC 7" arc how much will that settle with weight?
rcnerd
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- Calgary, Alberta, Great White North
XJ Samo said:bobmarly123 said:How hard is it to replace the front and rear springs? I know I need a spring compressor but besides that?
This is one thing that a Chiltons or Haines manuel will actually help on :wowIf you have one). If not I can tell you how to do it. Its easy. Well the rear is easy the front can be well... fun at least it was for me.
-Sam
You do not need a spring compressor.
Generally these are needed only for struts.
front is easy
expect rear to be very difficult unless veh is new and.or not rusty (bolts seize)
For old/rusty xj's it's best to add leafs to main leaf to avoid farking around cutting/grinding/etc if the leaf bolts do not come out.
