My bone stock TJ has travelled less than 40k miles, but it has developed a sag at the front on the almost 20 year old stock springs. Hence suspension refresh is the call of order. I have already bought Bilstein 5100 (0-“2” shocks) and strongly debating H&R 52107 (One Inch lift) vs Moog coil springs 3226/3227 (Stock Height). Goal is it to stay stock or near stock height. I don’t Off-road or even dream about it apart from very occasionally travelling on light gravel roads to admire scenic beauty of New Zealand.
My TJ is 2004 (4.0L Auto) Factory soft top with half doors on stock 15x6 steel wheels with Bridgestone Dueler 9R15 tyres which are a odd ball in North America but they measure 30x10.50R15 (Not 30x9.50R15). Although I will go back to 235/75/R15 on my next tyre change but that would not happen for at least next 3 years or so. No winch and or extra weight added all the bumpers are stock.
Few questions -
1) What is better for my needs?
2) With H&R 1 inch set up would I need new longer bump stops?
3) Would I encounter any vibration or handling issues with H&R 1 inch lift?
3) Anything else I should order that is a must change while replacing springs and shocks?
Also any other suggestions on I should consider? (Below are couple of pictures of my TJ)
Thanks in advance.
My TJ is 2004 (4.0L Auto) Factory soft top with half doors on stock 15x6 steel wheels with Bridgestone Dueler 9R15 tyres which are a odd ball in North America but they measure 30x10.50R15 (Not 30x9.50R15). Although I will go back to 235/75/R15 on my next tyre change but that would not happen for at least next 3 years or so. No winch and or extra weight added all the bumpers are stock.
Few questions -
1) What is better for my needs?
2) With H&R 1 inch set up would I need new longer bump stops?
3) Would I encounter any vibration or handling issues with H&R 1 inch lift?
3) Anything else I should order that is a must change while replacing springs and shocks?
Also any other suggestions on I should consider? (Below are couple of pictures of my TJ)
Thanks in advance.
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