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Yes...Grande Cherokee (V8) springs will put you were you want to be.

 

Except that we don't know if the back is too high or the front is too low.

 

OP, please measure from the center of the wheel hubs straight up to the bottom edge of the flares, front and rear, and post the measurements.

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Back is too high or front is too low??????  "my 88 mj front end is lower than the rear by about 1 1/2 inches"  Front is lower than the back by 1.5 ".....Quick and easy fix.....LIFT THE FRONT TO BE LEVEL  :doh: 

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Correct me if i am wrong, but I think what eagle was trying to say was that we don't know if the OP already has anykind of budget lift in place. Like say drop shackles.   :smart:

 

But i understand why you (yxmj) said what you said, probably thinking factory equipment all round, yes?

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Yes.....an assumption on my part......but from the initial post......if the OP was familiar with lifts he would not be asking the question......and with all due respect to all on this site...with regards to  springs....front or rear.... I use the same rules as womans boobs.......I never had a set that lifted up and got perky after 20 years (naturally..... :dunno: )

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Yes.....an assumption on my part......but from the initial post......if the OP was familiar with lifts he would not be asking the question......and with all due respect to all on this site...with regards to  springs....front or rear.... I use the same rules as womans boobs.......I never had a set that lifted up and got perky after 20 years (naturally..... :dunno: )

 

 

BAHAHAHAHA!  :laughin:   The truth hurts. . .

 

I know i am just splittin hairs, but i just wanted to make sure everyone understood why Eagle said what he said. :thumbsup:

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Yes.....an assumption on my part......but from the initial post......if the OP was familiar with lifts he would not be asking the question......and with all due respect to all on this site...with regards to  springs....front or rear.... I use the same rules as womans boobs.......I never had a set that lifted up and got perky after 20 years (naturally..... :dunno: )

 

But it's almost certain that 88mjchevy didn't buy the truck new, so it's anybody's guess what [a] previous owner may have done to it. It might have had an AAL put in the rear, or it might have sagged in the froont, or the whole truck might have been lifted, but unequally.

 

We don't know.

 

He also might have an MJ that began life as a 2.8L V-6 and now has a small-block Chevy V-8 in it (based on his screen name), and that could open up a whole different can of worms.

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my 88 mj front end is lower than the rear by about 1 1/2 inches will changing the springs help?

 

First post from this guy. Zero information as to how his truck is set up as to a possible reason why his truck is lower in the front. Then everyone jumps in with clueless meaningless speculations. At least hold off the comments and arguments until the OP provides some pertinent info to at least warrant an educated guess. Until then, there is no need to speculate and spout random BS. Jeeesh..................

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ok the 4.0 was shot replaced it with a 4.4 chevy v8 that has weight is 15 pounds more than the orginal I'm the second owner and nothing has been done to the truck for the past 20 yrs. so I don't know if it is spring sag

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Please take the measurements I asked for and report what you get.

 

Measure from the center of the wheel cap/center hole straight up to the lower edge of the fender flares. Front and rear.

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  I use the same rules as womans boobs.......I never had a set that lifted up and got perky after 20 years.

 

They make a kit for that.  Doctors have made zillions putting "lift kits" on these units, some better than others.

 

Anyhoo, I doubt that 15 lbs. is going to make a difference. Even a stock MJ has a slight forward rake (that I personally like), at least most of the ones I've seen.  

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