Coil question
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Coil question
So I got the teraflex 2.5 BB, and after winch and bumpers it is sagging. Could anyone tell me which coils would be good to swap in, and also if I would need anything besides the coils.
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Did you buy the 2 door or the 4 door kit from TeraFlex? The 4 door kit will not sag anywhere near as much as the 2 door.
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Originally Posted by ctra
So I got the teraflex 2.5 BB, and after winch and bumpers it is sagging. Could anyone tell me which coils would be good to swap in, and also if I would need anything besides the coils.
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Originally Posted by Battlefrog
I've got the BB and put rubi coils on 18/59 with VERY little sag... If you can get 19's for front u will be good. TF coils are $239 a pair if you want to go that route. I got all 4 rubi coils 18/59 for $50....
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OME's would be a good call, though. David @ Northridge can advise you as to which ones you need.
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ctra:
No, you probably have 15/56. Mine had a 14 in the drivers front, 15 in the pass front and 56's in the rear. I went to 17 & 18 in the front and 59's in the rear and 2" BB all the way round. The rake is reduced (I still like a little bit) and the suspension feels a lot more solid (and a bit rougher). It also doesn't nose-dive anymore when breaking hard.
That set-up netted me about 3 inches of lift.
FYI, up to 2010, they used diff front springs side-to-side to counter the weight of the pass side fuel tank. I'm not sure why they stopped doing it.
No, you probably have 15/56. Mine had a 14 in the drivers front, 15 in the pass front and 56's in the rear. I went to 17 & 18 in the front and 59's in the rear and 2" BB all the way round. The rake is reduced (I still like a little bit) and the suspension feels a lot more solid (and a bit rougher). It also doesn't nose-dive anymore when breaking hard.
That set-up netted me about 3 inches of lift.
FYI, up to 2010, they used diff front springs side-to-side to counter the weight of the pass side fuel tank. I'm not sure why they stopped doing it.