What kind of load rating are these? im lookin for hd leaf springs for a 1988 xj 4wd?
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I am not sure. I put them in my 1997 Jeep Cherrokee and moved 1.4 tonnes of ceramic tile in the back. The jeep was weighed down but never bottomed out. I hope this helps.
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Sorry... don't know. I have a DS Elec. Club Car mfg. 1998. Best to call the mfg. If you plan on having a back seat you'll need these heavy duty springs (they're great).The installation was a challenge, but well worth the effort.
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The gauge of these spring is 12. Here are coil counts:Twin: 435Twin XL: 450Full: 660Queen: 690King: 870Cal King: 837
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I installed YJ brake lines and can flex out without issue. Dont have exact lift measurements but with RE 4.5 coils installed at the same time my XJ has an unsightly rake. I would.plan to adjust accordingly.
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I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an 1". I love these springs, the Jeep drives much better as well and they are well worth it. I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an... » Read More I had a 3" add a leaf in my stock spring packs on my 97 XJ. I replaced them with these spring packs about 2 years ago. I got an additional inch or 4 inches of total lift. I cant believe 5.5". Although now that I read the other answers. Yes, if your jeep is loaded down you may get 5.5" because these springs are a bit stronger and do not sag much at all. No sag when loaded with 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 dogs 4 bikes and 2 weeks worth of camping gear. The only time I noticed a sag was just a few days ago with a 300lbs walk behind tiller on a receiver rack and it was less than an 1". I love these springs, the Jeep drives much better as well and they are well worth it. « Show Less
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These are for the front of a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. The rear has leaf springs and standard shock absorbers.
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I have a 1970 suburban 4x4 and it seems fine. I swapped out my rear axel and leaf springs using it. I also lifted the front end to adjust the breaks but one wheel at a time and only about 2" off the ground. Hope this helps. Jonah.
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These leaf springs do not add lift. If you are experiencing "sag" in the rear, these will correct that and return the vehicle to "stock" ride height.
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Sorry, not sure. These would not be a replacement for your leaf spring - not strong enough.
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I used my stock shocks and Springs and have had no problems on my 2013 Sahara jku. Still looks great after several months. Definite improvement over the stock stance. Good luck.
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As long as there is clearance to install them, a leaf spring is a leaf spring. The only real issue would be bolt diameter for your springs. These holes might be bigger
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Here the website for their lower springs parts # http://www.tein.com/products/s_tech_price_list.html
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I installed them on a 1997 D21 XE 2WD pickup, extended cab. I had to mix and match some existing and new nuts and washers but they mounted up fine. I found an existing hole in the bottom passenger side of the rear factory chrome bumper to install the air valve. Took maybe an hour to remove the old and install these. The only thing that surprised me was the instructions said they require to always have air in them. 25 lbs minimum up to a maximum of 200 lbs. The ride isn't bad with the minimum in them and they certainly make a difference pulling our tent trailer with about 50 to 60 lbs in them.
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Unfortunately no.these E-Z GO leaf springs are meant for the golf carts. Cannot be used on a vehicle
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I use these shocks with my 04 ram. I installed them because I have a 30 ft camper I tow. They work great, don't have the sag I did with non coil over shocks. I would recommend them.
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I have mine on an 1987 XJ. If you have the rectangle headlights they should work as I don't think they changed . There is a wiring harness you may need to get. I did not need it though. The lights are amazing.
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All I can say is, These springs work great. Be careful to install the springs in the same location and with the same tension on your truck springs.I have used many types of overload springs, none have worked as well