Rear coil springs

[Hooey]

I have a 2004 TJ Rubicon with a 3.5" Rubicon express lift. I carry a good ammount of equiment in the back and it has caused a bit of a "sag" in the rear. My question is ; is there an option to raise the rear back to the normal height? (Perhaps 2"). Maybe heavy duty rear springs? I
Don't want to lift it any more than the original 3.5" lift, I just want to bring it back up to the normal height.

 

[Fouledplugs]

How old are the shocks in the rear?

You would need to start calculating/comparing spring rates of the various offerings in regards to coil springs to find one that will sit higher with weight on them.

 

[Hooey]

How old are the shocks in the rear?

You would need to start calculating/comparing spring rates of the various offerings in regards to coil springs to find one that will sit higher with weight on them.

Shocks are brand new Bilstein's

 

[IPerkWVU]

You could look at LJ specific Currie 4” springs or look at other 4-5” spring options to compensate for the weight.

 

[jjvw]

I have a 2004 TJ Rubicon with a 3.5" Rubicon express lift. I carry a good ammount of equiment in the back and it has caused a bit of a "sag" in the rear. My question is ; is there an option to raise the rear back to the normal height? (Perhaps 2"). Maybe heavy duty rear springs? I
Don't want to lift it any more than the original 3.5" lift, I just want to bring it back up to the normal height.

What you call a normal height is your desired ride height. Measure how tall your current springs are as the Jeep sits in the driveway. How much more ride height do you want?