Time for a Coil Upgrade
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JK Freak
Joined: May 2008
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From: Port of Newcastle, Ontario, Canada
Hey guys... Need to know which way to go...
I'm currently running a Skyjacker polly lift with the factory Rubi coils the problem I have is since I mounted the new bumper and winch, the front end is sittin on the bump stops
... So I think it's time to upgrade the coils (If I'm doing front, I might as well as do the rear.) . The wife has given approval for some more lift 
I'm leaning towards either the OME 2" HD Coils or the Sky Jacker 2.5's.... I know a few are running the OME, however all my other suspension components are Sky Jacker... I really can't go much more then 3 inches (my wife is vertically challenged
) seriously my 2 Saint Bernard's need to be able to get in and out of the back, and trying to pick up my 150lbs female and 190lbs male is a tad out of the question.
I know this is an open ended questions, any thoughts?
I'm currently running a Skyjacker polly lift with the factory Rubi coils the problem I have is since I mounted the new bumper and winch, the front end is sittin on the bump stops
... So I think it's time to upgrade the coils (If I'm doing front, I might as well as do the rear.) . The wife has given approval for some more lift 
I'm leaning towards either the OME 2" HD Coils or the Sky Jacker 2.5's.... I know a few are running the OME, however all my other suspension components are Sky Jacker... I really can't go much more then 3 inches (my wife is vertically challenged
) seriously my 2 Saint Bernard's need to be able to get in and out of the back, and trying to pick up my 150lbs female and 190lbs male is a tad out of the question. I know this is an open ended questions, any thoughts?
go OME
Cross bones had the hd on his unlimited and was a great ride have him 3 1/4 inches of lift but he did not have any aftermarket bumpers or stuff to help settle the coils but with 400lbs of dog in the back you should be ok but you will need track bars and longer links for the back
Cross bones had the hd on his unlimited and was a great ride have him 3 1/4 inches of lift but he did not have any aftermarket bumpers or stuff to help settle the coils but with 400lbs of dog in the back you should be ok but you will need track bars and longer links for the back
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don't waste your time on OE coils
do it right the first time got with after market coils
I went with TF BB and learned that all I did was waste my $$ because with the weight of my Fab Fours winch and recovery gear I lost enough to start rubing my skids
now I need a real lift of at least 3-4" should of listned to my own advice
but if you aren't going to trail a lot what's the point
and it is your jeep so do as you want
do it right the first time got with after market coils
I went with TF BB and learned that all I did was waste my $$ because with the weight of my Fab Fours winch and recovery gear I lost enough to start rubing my skids
now I need a real lift of at least 3-4" should of listned to my own advice
but if you aren't going to trail a lot what's the point
and it is your jeep so do as you want
don't waste your time on OE coils
do it right the first time got with after market coils
I went with TF BB and learned that all I did was waste my $$ because with the weight of my Fab Fours winch and recovery gear I lost enough to start rubing my skids
now I need a real lift of at least 3-4" should of listned to my own advice
but if you aren't going to trail a lot what's the point
and it is your jeep so do as you want
do it right the first time got with after market coils
I went with TF BB and learned that all I did was waste my $$ because with the weight of my Fab Fours winch and recovery gear I lost enough to start rubing my skids
now I need a real lift of at least 3-4" should of listned to my own advice
but if you aren't going to trail a lot what's the point
and it is your jeep so do as you want


