New coil springs that will maintain factory ride height.

[Jlindsey86]

I am planning on replacing my front coil springs as they are original and I assume a bit tired. I am not looking to increase the factory right height of the truck. Autozone sells Duralast Coil Spring FCS778V. Does any one run these and know if they are a direct OE replacement? Open to other brands as well.

[Pete M]

I would measure first to see what height you're at currently.   the factory method is in the link in my signature.

 

[Jlindsey86]

20 hours ago, Pete M said:

I would measure first to see what height you're at currently.   the factory method is in the link in my signature.

 

I measured today from the top of the axle tube to the frame rail. Not sure if I measured in the correct spot but measured showing a distance of about 6.5"

[Pete M]

is your truck 2wd or 4wd?  you should add some details into your signature  

[Jlindsey86]

2 hours ago, Pete M said:

is your truck 2wd or 4wd?  you should add some details into your signature  

1992, 4.0, AX-15, shortbed, 2WD with the D35.

 

Not finding where I can edit my signature on my phone. Will have to look on the pc.

[Pete M]

factory for a 2wd is 6.75" +- 0.5" so it looks like you are spot on.  

 

 

I normally use a laptop and so I grabbed the phone and looked around on the mobile version and couldn't find anything about the signature.  weird.    maybe someone else knows the trick. 

[dasbulliwagen]

If you think your front looks a little low, you could add one inch spacers to your current springs. Also good new gas charged shocks would help out a little if you don't know when or if they have ever been done.

[Strokermjcomanche]

Iirc zj springs will give you an inch more lift than the XJ springs 

[Pete M]

21 hours ago, Jlindsey86 said:

1992, 4.0, AX-15, shortbed, 2WD with the D35.

 

Not finding where I can edit my signature on my phone. Will have to look on the pc.