OverKill

Was at the dealership, there is a 2011 JKU with a JK8 kit installed. The dealership did not do the conversion. What type of front springs are they? There are mopar shocks on the jeep.

larry0071

The bump stop looks like it is extremely close to the bump extension at rest. Something is not set up correctly in my opinion.

The springs are black. You are not showing any tag or part number, so there is no way to guess at what black coil spring your showing.

tjkamp

Not sure on the coils, but for those tires that is way too much bumpstop. It appears to have both upper and lower extensions for the bumpstops? Around 5in. extra bumpstop and similar to stock size tires?

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OverKill

They are not jeep springs, I thought maybe there was some sort of shock absorber inside the spring. Maybe somebody new what lift it was and that way could tell what inside the springs. Did not think the bump stops too long.

larry0071

The upper rubber part is an extended bump stop. The lower metal cylinder is a bump stop extension. Together, they are almost touching end to end. It's totally jacked up and needs someone who knows at least a little bit about suspension to get it straightened out.

tjkamp

This^^^^

Normally a lift with larger tires and longer shocks will use one or the other, not both. With stock size tires, and oem shocks, there shouldn't be any need for either, but especially not both.

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