I have a 2006 TJ, 4.0 automatic. It has 1.75 to 2 inch hocky pucks, 31 inch tires with moab wheels. I like the height it has now, but I think I would prefer to get 2" lift springs and get rid of the pucks. If all I want is the taler springs, what brand do any of you recommend. I see many comments here that don't complement some manufacturers. I don't want springs that will sag or have the jeep lean over. Is Curry the best? I see that name a lot here.
Replacing hockey puck lift with springs: Is Currie the best?
- Thread starter Peter Panagakos
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BDS 2”
OME 2” - labeled A and B for right or left. They are slightly different lengths to compensate for driver weight. Only spring manufacturer that does this.
Currie makes 3” and 4” springs
All springs will eventually sag
OME 2” - labeled A and B for right or left. They are slightly different lengths to compensate for driver weight. Only spring manufacturer that does this.
Currie makes 3” and 4” springs
All springs will eventually sag
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For 2" springs, OME, BDS, and ProComp make good springs. For 4" Springs, Currie seems to be gold standard.
And he's right too, eventually all springs will sag in time.
And he's right too, eventually all springs will sag in time.