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 Post subject: JBA's Rear Coil Springs
PostPosted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 12:34 am 
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Anyone using these?

What are they rated as (lbs)?

I was thinking about getting some and removing my rear daystar spacer, would I keep the same height or gain any more?

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140 or so for OMEs, just kidding I know you asked about JBAs, which ones for the regular 2.5 inch or the 4 inch. If 4 then yes you would be higher in the rear then. Even Rustys rears are not too bad, ran a set of them for a while to see what they would do. Got about the same as the OMEs out of them.

So back up which ones you looking at from JBA??

Plus hows everything going?

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tommudd wrote:
140 or so for OMEs, just kidding I know you asked about JBAs, which ones for the regular 2.5 inch or the 4 inch. If 4 then yes you would be higher in the rear then. Even Rustys rears are not too bad, ran a set of them for a while to see what they would do. Got about the same as the OMEs out of them.

So back up which ones you looking at from JBA??

Plus hows everything going?

Tom


I was looking at the 2.5's, I figure I still have the orginal coils and I'm sure they have sagged over the years, so if I got some new ones, I should get a little more lift. Just looking at all angles right now though.

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They should work, while I was waiting on my rear OMEs I had a set of the spacers that came with my bumper so installed them for a couple of days, then when I got the OMEs in installed them and it sat the same heighth, ( stock suspension had about 35,000 on it, I have also tried a set of Rustys rears to see what kind of lift they gave and again about the same within an 1/8 of an inch.

So I would think any new spring would give you some lift due to your "saggin" rear :wink:

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