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MYYJROX
Locker/Spool
Number of posts : 738
Age : 53
Registration date : 2007-01-19
| Subject: Waggy springs  Tue Jun 09, 2009 1:54 pm | |
| Hey Nester - when you were telling me about the waggy springs were you recommending I get them for the front and the rear? | |
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Rockn93YJ
moderator
Number of posts : 3671
Age : 57
Localisation : Knoxville, MD
Registration date : 2007-01-20
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:10 pm | |
| I put waggy springs in front of the CJ. The centering pin is offset by 2" compared to the YJ so it will push your front axle forward 2 inches. May need to change the mount though, not sure on that. | |
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MYYJROX
Locker/Spool
Number of posts : 738
Age : 53
Registration date : 2007-01-19
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:14 pm | |
| I thought he was telling me to do it for the back but now I can't remember | |
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Rockn93YJ
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Number of posts : 3671
Age : 57
Localisation : Knoxville, MD
Registration date : 2007-01-20
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:23 pm | |
| same deal. You just turn the spring around and it will stretch the wheelbase by 2". | |
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makitupthehardway
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Number of posts : 2558
Age : 42
Localisation : Ashburn, VA
Registration date : 2007-01-19
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:06 pm | |
| Yeah it will move the back rear. The center pin moves the rear back 2 inches you just need to make sure you will clear your gas tank. It will help clear the 38's better with out having to hack the body as much. Wheel base will also increase and help with hill climbs. | |
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thinga'ma'rig
Locker/Spool
Number of posts : 972
Age : 51
Localisation : Perry Hall, MD
Registration date : 2007-01-22
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:58 am | |
| IF YOU HAVE ROOM, i would put them up front and rear. i think you would feel a big difference with both done on the rocks. i would check the front for clearance and put them on the front first because you have to take it apart anyway. | |
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makitupthehardway
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Number of posts : 2558
Age : 42
Localisation : Ashburn, VA
Registration date : 2007-01-19
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Wed Jun 10, 2009 4:57 pm | |
| yeah thats next a bad idea but make sure you figure for your steering first. But I would call and get quotes first. I know Randy has good prices on springs. | |
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md4wheelin
Locker/Spool
Number of posts : 1875
Age : 45
Localisation : Towson, MD
Registration date : 2007-01-20
| | Subject: Re: Waggy springs Wed Jun 10, 2009 6:12 pm | |
| x25 on checking for steering clearence | |
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