quick shock question

[STERLING STINGER]

Now that i have my 2.5" coil spacers installed, do i need to get longer shocks, or are my stockies good...their new..i just put them on bwfore the spacers. And i need spacers and shocks for my 92, so i want to b sure before i buy them...

[STERLING STINGER]

Oh yeah, can't i just get longer coils instead of those spacers?

thanks in advanced auto

Paul

[DJM/78]

ZJ V8 coils from a JY or a forum . You'll be able to put a heavier bumper on as well . Shocks are personal pref. but at about 2"-3" I'd put new shocks on .

[STERLING STINGER]

can't i just buy new ones? Instead of pick n pull tho

[Backroads]

You can get new ones just get them for a 3 " lift or somethi g similar. You can get longer coils instead of spacers too but chances are is they are gonna give you more height than you already have

[DJM/78]

can't i just buy new ones? Instead of pick n pull tho

;) I didn't think that you wanted new ones , most guys go out and pull them from a JY but new would be cool . If you put the coils in take the spacers out , I used one or the other and it was about the same .

The springs rode better than the pucks .

[STERLING STINGER]

exactly what year and make,model do i need to get these coils from for my 92? it has no spacers on it, just oem coils. i don't want to use these spacers, just all coil and i need around a 2.5 " lift....and i wanna go get new ones from advanced auto or napa auto parts. also, if i get a coil pressed from harbor freight, is it a crazy hard job to do...

thanks in advance

paul

[comanche09]

I have a 3" lift and run these longer shocks (did a lot of research)

 

Front Shocks: OEM front for a '95 YJ (you'll have to move your pins from the lower end and swap them to these)

 

Rear Shocks: OEM rear for a '93 Toyota T100 4x4