6 inch short arm
Originally Posted by KenB1010
If your reason for going to 6" springs is weight. You might want to go with 4" springs for a 4 dr. That will get you a higher spring rate to help with the weight. That's the route I'm taking due to the added weight of my Aux fuel tank.
4dr 4 inch is like 6 inch on 2 dr
Look, go with Rock Krawler 5.5'', you can clear between 37'' and 40'' very easy. My friend have 40'' with 5.5'' long arm, and i just can tell you the ride is amazing and the flex is crazy, good luck!
I insist you purchase everything Teraflex says...not. If your doing 37s look at the OME HD springs or the OME +40 springs. No need to buy new controls arms since you stated you already have a full set. You might want to check into adjustable trackbars extended brake lines and coast driveshafts. You might possibly need spring correction wedges as well.
Originally Posted by TeraFlex
4" coils then with SpeedBumps will help you out. I would replace all the control arms or consider a long arm kit.
Does the SpeedBumps transition fast enough fir rock crawling or will there be a little dely with them.
I assumed they were for high speed applications mostly which is fine for me, I occasionally rock crawl.
I ask this question because it is brought up a lot with other people interested in purchasing them but wonder if it affects rock crawling.
Last question is I recently removed my rear coil stock perch and put in Adjustable ones so I can angle them forward. Can I still install the recommended 4 inch setup with speed bumps or shoud I go with another route?
Originally Posted by knnphillips
I insist you purchase everything Teraflex says...not. If your doing 37s look at the OME HD springs or the OME +40 springs. No need to buy new controls arms since you stated you already have a full set. You might want to check into adjustable trackbars extended brake lines and coast driveshafts. You might possibly need spring correction wedges as well.
My main concern is that I want to know if just the 4 inch spring setup is good or will I wish to purchased the 4 inch for unlimited.
I have all the control arms except front uppers yet! And when you say 4 inch is that for 2dr or 4 inch unlimited ?
Does the SpeedBumps transition fast enough fir rock crawling or will there be a little dely with them.
I assumed they were for high speed applications mostly which is fine for me, I occasionally rock crawl.
I ask this question because it is brought up a lot with other people interested in purchasing them but wonder if it affects rock crawling.
Last question is I recently removed my rear coil stock perch and put in Adjustable ones so I can angle them forward. Can I still install the recommended 4 inch setup with speed bumps or shoud I go with another route?
Does the SpeedBumps transition fast enough fir rock crawling or will there be a little dely with them.
I assumed they were for high speed applications mostly which is fine for me, I occasionally rock crawl.
I ask this question because it is brought up a lot with other people interested in purchasing them but wonder if it affects rock crawling.
Last question is I recently removed my rear coil stock perch and put in Adjustable ones so I can angle them forward. Can I still install the recommended 4 inch setup with speed bumps or shoud I go with another route?
Originally Posted by John_Mora
Look, go with Rock Krawler 5.5'', you can clear between 37'' and 40'' very easy. My friend have 40'' with 5.5'' long arm, and i just can tell you the ride is amazing and the flex is crazy, good luck!
Originally Posted by snopro269
I have adj rear perches already and Adj track bars.
My main concern is that I want to know if just the 4 inch spring setup is good or will I wish to purchased the 4 inch for unlimited.
Originally Posted by knnphillips
You will want a stiffer coil rate such as the OME HD or the OME +40 I'm sure David (think that's his name) can fill you in more about the carrying capacity of each of these springs. The benefit of going this route is that you don't gain extra lift height you get a stiffer coil which will handle the weight better.


