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Steel bumper and tow package.
500 miles.
$250
Located in Long Island
Also have rock rails for $150.
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Steel bumper and tow package.
500 miles.
$250
Located in Long Island
Also have rock rails for $150.
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My 2 cents...
You may want to post all 4 spring part numbers to help potential buyers decide. Also only the springs and shocks are different compared to Non-Rubicon models.
Edit: nice pictures! Those are great spring numbers too. Estimating front 61/62 and rear 90/91. Those will provide a decent lift to Non-Rubicon JLU
You may want to post all 4 spring part numbers to help potential buyers decide. Also only the springs and shocks are different compared to Non-Rubicon models.
Edit: nice pictures! Those are great spring numbers too. Estimating front 61/62 and rear 90/91. Those will provide a decent lift to Non-Rubicon JLU
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Will you ship to 85234 ?
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Why are the spring numbers important? (Newbie question)
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Good question - The reason is the spring part number relates to the spring length (lift)
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Not trying to hyjack the thread here but what ones offer the most lift? Thx
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For gasoline powered JL's, the highest spring rates are 61/62 front and 91/92 rear. The lower number (front and rear respectively) are used on driver side and higher number is on passenger side. I would guess the 3.0 diesel JL would potentially have higher spring rates, especially for the front.
From what I've seen, the 61/62 and 91/92 came on JLUR's with the 2.0 eTorque, hardtop, steel bumpers, and tow package.
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Is this still available?
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Still available? I’m in Westchester
