Fabtech 3" & Eibach Spring Question????
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I am currently running a Fabtech 3" Suspension Lift on my 08 unlimited Rubicon. The Fabtech Lift utilizes factory springs. I have a ARB Bumper & Warn Powerplant. The front is sagging down by two inches. I am looking at upgrading the front springs to Eibach. Would this be the route to go? Need some Help
Eibach seems to specialize in springs that 'lower' a vehicle for track racing and street performance. I'm curious why you would choose them for a 'lifted' off road vehicle?
You might check the warranty also.
Installing yourself voids the warranty. Going offroad voids the warranty. Modifying the vehicle voids the warranty.
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But yes, taller front springs will fix the issue you are having. Though I would suggest that you do some more research and find the 'actual' lift height these springs provide. That will give you a better idea of whether or not they will be suitable.
Installing yourself voids the warranty. Going offroad voids the warranty. Modifying the vehicle voids the warranty.

eibach.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.exe/0415.7.2563546250800028166[/url]
But yes, taller front springs will fix the issue you are having. Though I would suggest that you do some more research and find the 'actual' lift height these springs provide. That will give you a better idea of whether or not they will be suitable.
Last edited by mkjeep; Oct 6, 2009 at 08:17 PM. Reason: no clicky's
The Fabtech Lift utilizes factory springs.
The other thing I would suggest is that, since you are getting new coils anyway, get rid of those BIG azz spacers and use a single coil for the lift.
The TF 2.5" coils give 3-3.5"
The OME HD coils give 3-4"
The TF 3" coils give 4-5"
(depending on vehicle and additional weight, of course)
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with 3" spacers on top...
The other thing I would suggest is that, since you are getting new coils anyway, get rid of those BIG azz spacers and use a single coil for the lift.
The TF 2.5" coils give 3-3.5"
The OME HD coils give 3-4"
The TF 3" coils give 4-5"
(depending on vehicle and additional weight, of course)
The other thing I would suggest is that, since you are getting new coils anyway, get rid of those BIG azz spacers and use a single coil for the lift.
The TF 2.5" coils give 3-3.5"
The OME HD coils give 3-4"
The TF 3" coils give 4-5"
(depending on vehicle and additional weight, of course)
This is the way id go as well.BTW why didn't you ask on the MSJ site?
Rough Country also has 2.5" lift coils and MSJ members get a large discount.



