Sold: Ohio SOLD Suspension Take-Off from a 2020 JL Unlimited RubiconSOLD

[BCJeep]

Suspension Take-Off from a 2020 JL Unlimited Rubicon only 380 miles on it. See picture for what's included. $250 for everything.

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[beaups]

Suspension Take-Off from a 2020 JL Unlimited Rubicon only 380 miles on it. See picture for what's included. $250 for everything.

Can your confirm the spring part #s? Can't quite zoom in far enough.

 

[BCJeep]

Can your confirm the spring part #s? Can't quite zoom in far enough.

Spring Part Numbers
68253590AA
68253591AA
68253661AD
68253660AD

 

[beaups]

Can your confirm the spring part #s? Can't quite zoom in far enough.

Thanks. Is that a soft top with plastic bumpers? Which engine/trans?

 

[BCJeep]

Thanks. Is that a soft top with plastic bumpers? Which engine/trans?

No It is a hard top with steel front and rear bumpers. It is the 3.6L 8 speed automatic transmission..

 

[beaups]

No It is a hard top with steel front and rear bumpers. It is the 3.6L 8 speed automatic transmission..

Thanks. I just can't seem to crack the spring code. I have a 2 door sport S with hardtop and 6MT, looking for a mild lift, so I am considering Rubicon suspension, but can't seem to figure out which spring #'s would be ideal. If you have any info, please let me know. I'm interested and also located in Ohio.

 

[Mmaengine]

Suspension Take-Off from a 2020 JL Unlimited Rubicon only 380 miles on it. See picture for what's included. $250 for everything.

What part of Ohio are you in?

 

[BCJeep]

Cincinnati

 

[DadJokes]

Thanks. I just can't seem to crack the spring code. I have a 2 door sport S with hardtop and 6MT, looking for a mild lift, so I am considering Rubicon suspension, but can't seem to figure out which spring #'s would be ideal. If you have any info, please let me know. I'm interested and also located in Ohio.

The lowest combo I’ve seen out of every combination of part numbers I can find (Messaging owners in FB marketplace too) over the last two months is 59/59 and 59/60 (weight distribution difference I imagine) up front and 90/90 and 90/91 out back. So it seems the decision would be to go staggered or not. My current springs are staggered so I decided to try staying with that with the takeoffs I picked up.

 

[beaups]

The lowest combo I’ve seen out of every combination of part numbers I can find over the last two months is 59/59 and 59/60 (weight distribution difference I imagine) up front and 90/90 and 90/91 out back. So it seems the decision would be to go staggered or not. My current springs are staggered so I decided to try staying with that with the takeoffs I picked up.

Thanks. That's the lowest combo I've seen on 4 door rubicons but it seems the 2 doors have a totally different number series.

 

[DadJokes]

Thanks. That's the lowest combo I've seen on 4 door rubicons but it seems the 2 doors have a totally different number series.

I noticed that. There’s no part number continuity pattern to make a guess from.

 

[Quest]

I swapped the springs/shocks in my jlu sport for the jlu rubicon. My research showed there was some continuity for the unlimited in amount of lift vs part number. More info here: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/rubicon-on-sport-1-25”.33626/#post-771996

 

[Jmc711]

Still available? Willing to ship?

 

[atso]

No It is a hard top with steel front and rear bumpers. It is the 3.6L 8 speed automatic transmission..

If I have a MT, would they still fit?

 

[BCJeep]

I am not sure. I would think they are based on weight. Hopefully some one on here can confirm.

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