Thoughts on Rear Coil Correction Plates
#11
I ran into this problem when I threw on my Rock Crawler Control Arms... I cut my perches off with a grinder and rewelded them on top again. Problem solved, I wouldn't trust those bolt-on perches that are out on the market... Who knows how strong they would be. We know how strong a weld can be
#12
JK Junkie
I ran into this problem when I threw on my Rock Crawler Control Arms... I cut my perches off with a grinder and rewelded them on top again. Problem solved, I wouldn't trust those bolt-on perches that are out on the market... Who knows how strong they would be. We know how strong a weld can be
^^^Listen to this guy. Either cut and reweld or buy some new ones (Artec are awesome, as already mentioned). The amount of stuff that people bolt on as a band-aid solution is just silly. Do it right and do it once.
#13
JK Junkie
I ran into this problem when I threw on my Rock Crawler Control Arms... I cut my perches off with a grinder and rewelded them on top again. Problem solved, I wouldn't trust those bolt-on perches that are out on the market... Who knows how strong they would be. We know how strong a weld can be
#14
JK Jedi Master
the wedges are just sitting on top of the factory perches. Are they cheap? Yes. Do they fix the problem? To a point. Once you go past a certain point the wedges aren't going to straighten out your coils anymore. If you're running adjustable control arms and an aftermarket rear drive shaft. You're going to have to move or replace the perches to get the bow out of the coils. If you're running a 2.5" lift, on stock arms and stock drive shafts, don't have access to a welder then by all means the wedges will help.
#15
JK Junkie
if you're setting pinion angle for the drive shaft the wedges aren't going to help you anymore and you're going to need to rotate the perches. I'm not sure what you're getting at?
Last edited by JE8154; 09-22-2014 at 12:22 PM.
#16
JK Jedi Master
the wedges are just sitting on top of the factory perches. Are they cheap? Yes. Do they fix the problem? To a point. Once you go past a certain point the wedges aren't going to straighten out your coils anymore. If you're running adjustable control arms and an aftermarket rear drive shaft. You're going to have to move or replace the perches to get the bow out of the coils. If you're running a 2.5" lift, on stock arms and stock drive shafts, don't have access to a welder then by all means the wedges will help.
#18
JK Junkie
Ok, didn't think I needed to explain that.
#19
JK Jedi Master
Probably didn't. I'm OCD, having spent time in a past life writing technical stuff and seeing when we let people fly military aircraft using it they can misread it. It becomes habit to make certain that something is crystal clear.
#20