Anyone running the JKS dual rate springs?

[lilflippy]

Anyone running these JKS 4" dual rate springs are they a stiffer / harsher ride?

front spring rate 150/220

rear spring rate 190/240

Currently running rough country 4" lift springs

Front rate 185

Rear rate 165

 

[Jamison C]

Can you give us an update on these? How did they affect your ride quality with them being dual rate?

 

[psrivats]

Can you give us an update on these? How did they affect your ride quality with them being dual rate?

Whyyyyyy

 

[rasband]

How did they affect your ride quality with them being dual rate?

They don't affect ride quality. But here's to another thread about springs vs shocks!

 

[Jamison C]

They don't affect ride quality. But here's to another thread about springs vs shocks!

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[OctaviousMonk]

I have them in the 3” and 2” variety and like them. For 4” I’d recommend the Savvy springs as well.

 

[rasband]

For 4” I’d recommend the Savvy springs as well.

Currie springs? Savvy doesn't have a 4" spring. I'm not sure they even do the 3" anymore.

 

[OctaviousMonk]

Currie springs? Savvy doesn't have a 4" spring. I'm not sure they even do the 3" anymore.

Yes Currie does the 4”. My mistake. Savvy only has the 3”. Both the Currie 4” and the Savvy 3” are listed in the savvy website.

 

[Jamison C]

I’d do the Savvy springs instead of the Currie Rockjock. Any spring with “rock” or “rough” in the name is inherently going to ride hard.

 

[HornedToad]

I’d do the Savvy springs instead of the Currie Rockjock. Any spring with “rock” or “rough” in the name is inherently going to ride hard.

All the springs Savvy sells are Currie rock jock, even the 3” ones. They have Currie part numbers painted on them and you can find all the exact same springs on the rock jock website.