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Author:  Cali KJ [ Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:21 am ]
Post subject:  CRD coils on a gasser
What is the differance between CRD front coils and the 3.7 gasser coils? Longer, coil spring dia/ stiffer? Looking at installing them with my 2.5 Daystar lift. Pros vs Cons.. any help will do! Thanks
Author:  jsc7002 [ Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:32 am ]
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spring rating is higher, so they will be stiffer, thats the only difference that I know of.
Author:  Dave08 [ Wed Apr 01, 2009 1:07 pm ]
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Spring rate is 410 vs 310. so in theory for every 310 lbs placed on the spring the stockers lower 1", while the 410 spring will be lowered ~.75". So when you're talking a large amount of weight it makes a difference.

I have a spare set back home if you'd be interested.
Author:  Cali KJ [ Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:18 pm ]
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Thank you for the help! I think i'm gonna give this a shot. :twisted:
Author:  mrkake [ Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:35 pm ]
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Yup, what jsc said. Same length but heavier material (hence the higher load rate). They will sag less but they will make your ride stiffer too. FYI
Author:  0311_DoC [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 12:33 am ]
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I wonder if there is a difference in the OME HD springs and the OEM CRD springs, my front is lower than my rear. I'm sure my 110# bumper isn't helping but its driving me nuts how its not level any more.
Author:  dieselenthusiast [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 8:59 pm ]
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0311_DoC wrote:
I wonder if there is a difference in the OME HD springs and the OEM CRD springs, my front is lower than my rear. I'm sure my 110# bumper isn't helping but its driving me nuts how its not level any more.



Yes, the OME CRD coils are more heavy duty than the gasser OME HD coils. If want more lift, then I would suggest adding a clevis to it. I think adding a clevis will bring you up another 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch.
Author:  0311_DoC [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:21 pm ]
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dieselenthusiast wrote:
0311_DoC wrote:
I wonder if there is a difference in the OME HD springs and the OEM CRD springs, my front is lower than my rear. I'm sure my 110# bumper isn't helping but its driving me nuts how its not level any more.



Yes, the OME CRD coils are more heavy duty than the gasser OME HD coils. If want more lift, then I would suggest adding a clevis to it. I think adding a clevis will bring you up another 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch.


Did you mean O E M CRD coils? not old man emu?
Author:  JeepinJarhead03 [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:35 pm ]
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i think it's true in both cases, orig equp crd coils are heavier as are emu crd coils vs the gasser variant in both comparason scenereos ?
Author:  tjkj2002 [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:31 pm ]
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OEM gas fronts = about 310 depending on options

OEM CRD fronts = 410lbs

OME HD fronts = 400lbs

OME CRD fronts = 500lbs
Author:  0311_DoC [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 11:14 pm ]
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tjkj2002 wrote:
OEM gas fronts = about 310 depending on options

OEM CRD fronts = 410lbs

OME HD fronts = 400lbs

OME CRD fronts = 500lbs


ok then I guess ill be lookin for some OME CRD fronts to replace my O E M fronts :) do you know the serial number for those?
Author:  ATXKJ [ Fri Apr 03, 2009 11:19 pm ]
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OME CRD coils are 790's - 500lb/in

~$155 a pair at All-J's
http://boulderbars.com/frankenlift_crd.htm
Author:  Cali KJ [ Tue Apr 28, 2009 11:39 pm ]
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Here are some pics of the CRD coils on my gasser :twisted: Getting some rear iso's to raise and level it back out. I do Have the Daystar lift
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Not much compression on the coils.
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Might have run in to a snag on this though and hopping an alignment and a serious camber adjustment will fix this?
This is looking at where the UBJ connects. You can see where it touches the spacer puck. Any thoughts?
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And my reason for extended brake lines.....
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It does move in there when i turn but not enough to my liking :shock:
All thoughts are appreciated. I still have my old coils so i'm not stuck if there is a problem aligning it. Thanks again Jeepers!!!
Author:  Cali KJ [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:38 am ]
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Ok so after some outside thoughts on this it just isn't gonna work on the gasser with out more $$$$. :lol: Or a lot more weight on the front. Lesson learned? YES SIR. Another one of those wild ideas, but you never know unless you try. Thanks JJsKJ.
Author:  ATXKJ [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:41 am ]
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trim 1/2" or so off of the Daystar.
Author:  tommudd [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:44 am ]
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so those are OME 790s ?
Author:  Guest [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 2:48 am ]
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Cali KJ wrote:
And my reason for extended brake lines.....


WTF?????

That is not correct. Whoever installed your lift and/or brakelines was smoking crack. Do you have the sides switched?

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Author:  JeepinJarhead03 [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 3:07 am ]
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yeah um im with tbj brake line should not be up in there :?

cant you just take a grinder to the edge of the puck and dish it where the UBJ is or a dremel or somethin, or is that bad juju?
Author:  Guest [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 3:08 am ]
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Or maybe just put the brake line where it's supposed to be and install it properly...

Do not have a CLUE HOW or WHY the brake line is THERE, and that is not a good place for it...
Author:  tommudd [ Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:54 am ]
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This is a good learning tool. How many times has it been said on here that you can not mix all of these things together and come out with a great lift.

If you look there is no where else for the brakeline to go.
Too much stuff that all wants to be in the same place.

I would try to cut the lower spacer down and notch the bump stop or something but it is not safe that way for sure. hope you haven't driven it yet very far.
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