Correct, We do not advertise a "High Capacity" spring, if you call in and talk to me or mike though, you could add a 3.5" rear 4XE coil, that one is a slightly higher rate along with physical height compared to the standard gas rear coils.
-Bob
Due to the added weight, you are able to put the 3.5 coil in the rear without having to change out other components because the jeep at Ride height will be setup the way the 2.5" was setup with the additional weight.
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-Bob
The X-Factor arms are a great way to go whether you go longarm or mid-arm. I know you said longarm lol. So, what makes our arms nice, They have the adventure series joint at the frame side connection and it does not make any noise. No this is not a salesman ploy, it legitimately does not make...
sorry to hear that is how you feel, I work on the phones everyday 10-6pm, always feel free to give me a call direct and ask for Bob, I am a Jeep guy just like everyone here and do my best to help as much as i can.
Roky, Its Bob, we have been transitioning a lot to other means of support, you can always email me as well or call us direct. 518-270-9822! Sorry for the lack of response sir
When did you purchase the kit you installed? Can the owner of the Silver jeep also give me a call in the office to discuss this as well. 518-270-9822.
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Can you give more details of your build? Extra weight IE Bumpers, Winches, Tire Carriers, Spare tire or no? Intended use? High speed desert? Rock crawling? Daily driver? Desired lift height? Desired tire size?
Correct. The JL chassis is challenging because 2.0/3.6 needs one set of springs, 3.0 Diesel needs a different set, 4xe another set and 392 another... We are looking at 24 unique springs to satisfy all the engine options and available lift heights. We are lighting fires under our spring...
On a sport, you have narrower axles than a Rubicon so what @whiskey jack mentioned is not accurate for your jeep and your situation. 3.5" BS is the recommended BS to alleviate rubbing concerns. Do some people cheat the numbers, sure. Every wheel manufacturer is a hair different and every tire...
On a Rubicon, with a 12.50 tire, you can cheat the recommendations some but due to differences in wheel manufacturers and tire manufacturers, 4.5" is the safe recommendation.
On a Rubicon, with a 13.50 tire, you can't cheat that number at all.