JK Unlimited on OME with Standard Coils
Anyone see a problem with running a UL on the standard coils?
As I have said in another thread I am going to be running 33's and
my Jeep spends 99% of its life on the roads and 1 % going on
existing woods trails (no mudding or real wheeling). On road handling
and on road ride are most important to me.
I am seriously considering this since I wont be running a winch and really want to be around the 2.5 in mark.
Looks like I am also going to order new
Front lower control arms (Currie or Teraflex?)
Rear sway bar link
Bumpstops (what are they for and do I need them in my application?)
I am running AEV wheels, do I need spacers??
As I have said in another thread I am going to be running 33's and
my Jeep spends 99% of its life on the roads and 1 % going on
existing woods trails (no mudding or real wheeling). On road handling
and on road ride are most important to me.
I am seriously considering this since I wont be running a winch and really want to be around the 2.5 in mark.
Looks like I am also going to order new
Front lower control arms (Currie or Teraflex?)
Rear sway bar link
Bumpstops (what are they for and do I need them in my application?)
I am running AEV wheels, do I need spacers??
Bumpstops (what are they for and do I need them in my application?)
This is with a 295/75/16. (33.6" x 11.5") and ome HD springs (3 1/4" lift), you can see how much of the tire is contacting the fender. I imagine a 12.5 width tire or turning the wheel would have taken the fender off...


Coil compression with no bumpstop -

Coil compression with 2" lower bumpstop (inside the coil, it's the round black part below the white bit)

Here is the answer from the FAQ that I linked in your previous thread. I'll suggest again that you browse through them...
Q: Do I need to install bump stop extensions?
A: Yes. Bump stop extensions are designed to prevent the over compression of your coils and are absolutely necessary. Bump stop extensions can also help prevent the rubbing of fender flares at a full stuff as well as the bottoming out of shocks.
A: Yes. Bump stop extensions are designed to prevent the over compression of your coils and are absolutely necessary. Bump stop extensions can also help prevent the rubbing of fender flares at a full stuff as well as the bottoming out of shocks.
the shocks will stop the amount of travel you have
I am running AEV wheels, do I need spacers??
There was another thread a while back from someone that installed either the MD or LD springs on a 4-door, with the height increase achieved. I did a quick search, but did not locate it. Hopefully he will see this thread and let you know the height he ended up with...
Last edited by nthinuf; May 20, 2009 at 01:29 AM.



