Texas Rancho 3.5 lift Coil Springs

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I have all 4 Coil Springs from my 3.5” Rancho lift. This is the Rancho spring set that has 2” spacer and spring and rear is spring.

In Texas, Cedar Park outside of Austin. If you are looking for an extra inch on a budget these are still in solid shape.

Would rather have picked up but will ship on your dollar. I wouldn’t suggest, but I can.

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I’m a bit confused when you bring the spacer into the discussion.

How long are the front springs? Rear springs? What is the spring rate? Or if you don’t know, maybe you know the part numbers?
 
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My take is this

The rear springs are 3.5" taller than stock using just the spring

The fronts are 1.5" taller than stock and utilize a 2" spacer

Why you ask? I have no clue
 
My take is this

The rear springs are 3.5" taller than stock using just the spring

The fronts are 1.5" taller than stock and utilize a 2" spacer

Why you ask? I have no clue

JMT, this was on the TJ when I got it for my son.

someone else mentioned that in the past they saw this package from Rancho.

The lift kit was 3.5”, and it included this rear spring set, and the front spring/spacer combo was how it was built.

I posted if there is a local to pick up, that’s looking for a small lift for cheap. I’m pretty open to anyone interested, but compared to other parts I expected that these would be a cheaper option for folks that may not want to pay for brand new.
 
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My take is this

The rear springs are 3.5" taller than stock using just the spring

The fronts are 1.5" taller than stock and utilize a 2" spacer

Why you ask? I have no clue

Bc I'm looking for a set of springs. 😉 It's odd to sell a kit that has a 3.5" rear spring but a front spring that is 1.5" + 2" spacer.
 
JMT, this was on the TJ when I got it for my son.

someone else mentioned that in the past they saw this package from Rancho.

The lift kit was 3.5”, and it included this rear spring set, and the front spring/spacer combo was how it was built.

I posted if there is a local to pick up, that’s looking for a small lift for cheap. I’m pretty open to anyone interested, but compared to other parts I expected that these look cheap.

Thanks, got it!
 
Bc I'm looking for a set of springs. 😉 It's odd to sell a kit that has a 3.5" rear spring but a front spring that is 1.5" + 2" spacer.

I hear you, whomever saw the kit, might have been Chris, but I can’t recall, said that this is how it came. Had fixed lowe CA’s too, and sway bar disconnects and shocks I believe.

I’d be willing to take cheaper offers, kinda thought a college kid etc might want to get a. Super budget lift like I did way back in college.
 
Bc I'm looking for a set of springs. 😉 It's odd to sell a kit that has a 3.5" rear spring but a front spring that is 1.5" + 2" spacer.

I meant that as "why would rancho do that you ask"..I wasn't being an asshole
 
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I hear you, whomever saw the kit, might have been Chris, but I can’t recall, said that this is how it came. Had fixed lowe CA’s too, and sway bar disconnects and shocks I believe.

I’d be willing to take cheaper offers, kinda thought a college kid etc might want to get a. Super budget lift like I did way back in college.

Yeah, this would be for my son's rig. He just turned 17 and he's trying to turn an 05 TJR rustbucket that we got for relatively cheap around. The lift we're aiming for is 4". He's already got the 33's, shocks, rear driveshaft, front tb, and we still need a rear tb and angled tb bracket. We may have a set of springs locally here, but we'll need spacers for this one too. I'll let you know what he wants to do. He's off to take a test.
 
I meant that as "why would rancho do that you ask"..I wasn't being an asshole

I get it now, I'm sorry, I misunderstood. I've seen you enough on here to know you're not being an asshole! It's weird that Rancho would set up a kit like that.
 
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I get it now, I'm sorry, I misunderstood. I've seen you enough on here to know you're not being an asshole! It's weird that Rancho would set up a kit like that.

No worries, ha, I try not to be an A Hole, but it’s not guaranteed!

I actually have a JKS angled track bar bracket (a Currie came with my Currie Rear TB).

I also have the stock rear TB, it’s not adjustable. I know you’re former TX, and if it’s for a kid working a project, let me know. I’m not firm on dollars if it’s a kid building a rig for sure.
 
No worries, ha, I try not to be an A Hole, but it’s not guaranteed!

I actually have a JKS angled track bar bracket (a Currie came with my Currie Rear TB).

I also have the stock rear TB, it’s not adjustable. I know you’re former TX, and if it’s for a kid working a project, let me know. I’m not firm on dollars if it’s a kid building a rig for sure.

I'd buy the JKS angled trackbar bracket if it works out for you. It's only $56 plus tax and shipping on Zone adn with shipping personal items these days who knows! Let me know what you think.

https://zoneoffroad.com/products/tr...-2006-jeep-wrangler-tj?variant=39989963751512

Yeah, we're from TX and always will be. We just live in WA. 🤣

p.s. I was referring to the discussion with P man about "asshole."
 
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