OEM Coils Springs and Shocks, Should I keep em?
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OEM Coils Springs and Shocks, Should I keep em?
When I had my Jeep lifted I was so excited that I forgot to ask for my parts back, called the guys he said no problem, he'd hold them for me till I got a chance to swing back by. Well he gave me back my original springs (2013 JKU Sport) but instead of MY factory shocks, he gave me some (I believe) Rubicon shocks, red ones. Should I just chuck em or try to make some money off of them? He said they came off a new Jeep that they had just lifted... Thoughts?
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You can sell them and make a couple bucks. Or give them to someone to pay it forward. He can give you a hand later with his tools so you're not paying potential parts money to an installer. ;-)
Whoever gets, ensure they know springs are not off a Rubi JKU. Those are coveted by two door owners to get a little lift.
Whoever gets, ensure they know springs are not off a Rubi JKU. Those are coveted by two door owners to get a little lift.
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You can sell them and make a couple bucks. Or give them to someone to pay it forward. He can give you a hand later with his tools so you're not paying potential parts money to an installer. ;-)
Whoever gets, ensure they know springs are not off a Rubi JKU. Those are coveted by two door owners to get a little lift.
Whoever gets, ensure they know springs are not off a Rubi JKU. Those are coveted by two door owners to get a little lift.
Actually though, I think maybe the springs are from a Rubicon as well...
Rear Spring Part # 68004460AA
Front Springs Part # 52126318AC
Can someone confirm this?
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