slip in coil spacers
Superior 18-1901 Donut Style Coil Spring Spacer : Amazon.com : Automotive
Has anyone used these, looks like a cheap easy way to get a little bit of height back from sagging. I have them on my quad to help stop sagging from the weight of the plow, and have had no issue. Just wondering how they would work in a jeep.
Has anyone used these, looks like a cheap easy way to get a little bit of height back from sagging. I have them on my quad to help stop sagging from the weight of the plow, and have had no issue. Just wondering how they would work in a jeep.
received my psc mid it weights about 120lbs I have rubicon two dr , with 14/56 springs but im thinkin going up to 17s in front to add back the 1/2 drop ill prob get rather than spacers im hearing dealers don't want to see that with warranty work ! not sure but I think springs might be better ! any info will help me too ! im prob not gonna add a winch just the 120lb bumper some lights
btw daystar makes them for jeeps 3/4 I think like 30 bucks
btw daystar makes them for jeeps 3/4 I think like 30 bucks
received my psc mid it weights about 120lbs I have rubicon two dr , with 14/56 springs but im thinkin going up to 17s in front to add back the 1/2 drop ill prob get rather than spacers im hearing dealers don't want to see that with warranty work ! not sure but I think springs might be better ! any info will help me too ! im prob not gonna add a winch just the 120lb bumper some lights
btw daystar makes them for jeeps 3/4 I think like 30 bucks
btw daystar makes them for jeeps 3/4 I think like 30 bucks
They limit spring compression. I would never use them. A poorboys solution for sagging.

edit: They also may fall out when the spring droops down.
Read some of the comments below the item.
Last edited by Zombie Hunter; Jan 23, 2013 at 03:02 PM.
And it will ride like crap too, not safe, and can slide out of position if you wheel it or extend springs to full droop.
Better off putting in the front end leveling kit on top of the springs to take care of your drop in the front from the weight.
Better off putting in the front end leveling kit on top of the springs to take care of your drop in the front from the weight.
Last edited by Sporticon; Jan 23, 2013 at 03:02 PM.






