Question about Rubicon spring height & spring part numbers

[Jkemps91]

Hi guys, it's about time to replace the shocks / springs on my 2019 Sport S and I am thinking about upgrading to some Rubicon takeoffs. LSS, someone in the area is selling a set with the below part #s. Shocks and springs seem to be in really good condition; However, I am having a hard time matching the springs with any Rubicon years using the various shock / spring matrices posted on this forum. He says they are off a 2025 Rubicon, but front springs seem to match with a Willys (w/ the XR package) and the rear spring numbers seem way too low - more in line with a sport.

FWIW, I don't really care what model they come from so long as I get some lift over a sport, which i think in this case i will. However, the rear springs are throwing me off a bit. Am i missing something?

Shocks:
906AB
907AB
- These seem to check out.

Springs:
Front L 5687AA
Front R 5688AA
Rear L 3588AA
Rear R 3589AA

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[The Fixer]

Hi guys, it's about time to replace the shocks / springs on my 2019 Sport S and I am thinking about upgrading to some Rubicon takeoffs. LSS, someone in the area is selling a set with the below part #s. Shocks and springs seem to be in really good condition; However, I am having a hard time matching the springs with any Rubicon years using the various shock / spring matrices posted on this forum. He says they are off a 2025 Rubicon, but front springs seem to match with a Willys (w/ the XR package) and the rear spring numbers seem way too low - more in line with a sport.

FWIW, I don't really care what model they come from so long as I get some lift over a sport, which i think in this case i will. However, the rear springs are throwing me off a bit. Am i missing something?

Shocks:
906AB
907AB
- These seem to check out.

Springs:
Front L 5687AA
Front R 5688AA
Rear L 3588AA
Rear R 3589AA

I found the same thing in the spring chart...something seems off with those part numbers, unless the seller does a lot of Jeep stuff and mixed up sets of springs accidentally. I can't see how those would have wound up on the same vehicle.

 

[Jkemps91]

Appreciate you taking a look. Must be a mix up.

Either way, i doubt that Jeep would pair those front springs with 88/89s in the rear, but maybe someone with a 2025 Willys can confirm.

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