Lift Spring ID — Pics

[WiseGuy]

I'm looking for some help identifying the lift (height) springs on my newly acquired 2004 TJ. The first pic shows the Jeep with 33x12.50's and the second pic with 35x12.50's that I pulled off another one of my Jeeps. I have no plans on running 35's with the current lift, but I'm trying to gather what I have existing and develop a plan for the Jeep from there. Here's what I know — the Jeep has aftermarket front lower control arms, a rear trac bar relocation bracket, and transfer case drop spacers; new CV shaft will be here this week to correct the later. All said, I'm asking for the trained eye of seasoned TJ owners to give their opinion on the current springs.

*The Jeep does not have a BL*

Thanks in advance

 

[Fouledplugs]

When measured on flat ground, the front springs measure 12 inches.

The rear springs measure 8 inches, anything over that is your amount as lift.

 

[WiseGuy]

When measured on flat ground, the front springs measure 12 inches.

The rear springs measure 8 inches, anything over that is your amount as lift.

Easy enough — much appreciated.

 

[TheBoogieman]

I'm still waiting for the results....................................

 

[WiseGuy]

I'm still waiting for the results....................................

Measured — 3" lift coils.

 

[Fouledplugs]

Measured — 3" lift coils.

A 1.25" body lift would pair well with your 33's and 3 inch springs for a more proper suspension up travel and down travel setup.

 

[WiseGuy]

A 1.25" body lift would pair well with your 33's and 3 inch springs for a more proper suspension up travel and down travel setup.

I'm new to the TJ platform but I've owned Jeeps for 25 years. I say that to say, I simply won't be happy with a Jeep on 33's. The goal with this TJ is to build it for 35's and keep it as light as possible while preserving the ride quality as much as possible. Thanks again for your help!