Coil Spring Spacers?

[jaketime81]

I'm looking to raise the rear end of my tj with spring spacers because of the added wieght of my hardtop/rack/33 tire on rear. Is it a good idea to put 1.75 or 2 inch spacers just on the rear, with my 4inch suspention lift?

Right now, it is noticably higher in the front. Ive only had the lift on for 1 month so im not sure if the springs will settle more.

 

[Bounty__Hunter]

Adding the 1.75" spacer to the rear is too much lift for a short arm type suspension. I'd suggest adding the OEM .75" coil isolator until things are level, these are stackable.

You may want to contact Skyjacker if your rear coils have sagged prematurely, have them replaced under warranty (good luck with skyjacker) or get some coils with a heavier spring rate that won't sag so quickly.

 

[jaketime81]

You may want to contact Skyjacker if your rear coils have sagged prematurely, have them replaced under warranty (good luck with skyjacker) or get some coils with a heavier spring rate that won't sag so quickly.

The brand is SuperLift, I purchased on ebay. Does anyone know if superlift has any kind of warrantee on springs?

 

[Bounty__Hunter]

Oops. Did you buy the lift from an individual or company on Ebay?

 

[jaketime81]

company

 

[ecor]

Superlift can be funny with there warrenties. You can use a 3/4" daystar spacer on the rear to bring it up if you need to. Superlift sags in the rear to begin with. They call it leveling the ride until you put a hard top on and a big spare in the back, then we call it sand bagging. Good luck

 

[exjay33]

Add a winch to the front.