Need Sideshot Pics of all 4 CJ springs vs Stock

AlbertD

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I've been searching the threads for a good pic of all 4 springs installed and can't seem to find any good examples. It seems like there are at least 5 or 6 CJ threads with pics of the springs or pics of just the rear springs, but none have a clear pic of all 4 installed vs stock. The only pic I've seen is Chad05GTs, is there any other out there? Thanks
 

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Here is a shot before vs. after. Tire sizes front 245/45s, rears 305/45s. It may just be me, but it does seem like it lowered the stance just a tad in the front and even a little in the back.

Before (Stock springs/Stock shocks & struts)
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After (CJ springs all four corners, Tokico D-spec shocks & struts)
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The ride height between the two is almost identical... The rear might be slightly lower.

I can seen a diffrence both front and rear, not bad at all. IM considering these cj's to get a little ride height back with the turbo piping, currenty have the frpp k springs. WOnder how the cj would do with the bilstein shocks/struts, also i dont have a front sway so im alittle worried about roll in the front.
 

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I can seen a diffrence both front and rear, not bad at all. IM considering these cj's to get a little ride height back with the turbo piping, currenty have the frpp k springs. WOnder how the cj would do with the bilstein shocks/struts, also i dont have a front sway so im alittle worried about roll in the front.

Well after I installed the springs (front sway removed as well), the car felt like a boat around town... I had to compensate for that by setting the Tokicos to a firmer setting. If your not planning on taking some hard turns, then I would recommend these springs. I only got one track outing with this new suspension setup so I'm still playing with different configurations. I did manage to beat my stock suspension setup 60ft of 1.63, ended up with a 1.61, so this setup is proving to be beneficial.
 

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Some pics of front springs left to right, frpp k, stock, cj
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Rear from left to right, frpp k, cj, stock
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Prob I mod in the future for me as well. Looks good light blade:thumb:
 

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Boy that garage looks familiar, LOL!

Another succesful spring install without using a spring compressor...can't say enough how easy and safe this way is.
 

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