Stock Spring Height On A 2004 Rubicon

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I just traded my 2005 Rocky Mountain for a 2004 Rubicon with a suspension and body lift. I have lots of questions and will post pics in a day or two. I am trying to determine what the lift is so I can make a decision regarding a SYE. I would like to know what the stock spring height, front and rear, is on the Rubicon. Thanks in advance. This is a GREAT forum.
 
Thanks!

The Rubicon uses the same springs (and is therefore the same height) as all the other TJs.

Here's a chart you can use to determine your TJs "lift height".

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Chris said:
Thanks!

The Rubicon uses the same springs (and is therefore the same height) as all the other TJs.

Here's a chart you can use to determine your TJs "lift height".

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Awesome. Thanks for the fast response Chris. Based on the chart, it looks like the jeep has a 3.5 inch suspension lift and a 1.5 inch body lift. Thanks!
 
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ezryder said:
Thanks, but doesn't help. I am looking for stock spring height. Either on or off vehicle.
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See my post- “on”

Rear is 8, front is 12, This is with the vehicle sitting on the ground
 
DC0046 said:
I just traded my 2005 Rocky Mountain for a 2004 Rubicon with a suspension and body lift. I have lots of questions and will post pics in a day or two. I am trying to determine what the lift is so I can make a decision regarding a SYE. I would like to know what the stock spring height, front and rear, is on the Rubicon. Thanks in advance. This is a GREAT forum.
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No need for SYE on Rubicon as there is no slip yoke to eliminate.
 
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GPK03X said:
Are those the HD springs for the additional weight of your roof top duck pond?
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to be honest I can’t remember what all I did as far as choices- But I do know exactly what the overall package is- Dirk at DPG put it all together. It is definitely just a touch on the firm side....It drives better than any TJ I’ve ever driven- It has proven to me that the selections of control arm joints and other choices can be felt.
 
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AndyG said:
to be honest I can’t remember what all I did as far as choices- But I do know exactly what the overall package is- Dirk at DPG put it all together. It is definitely just a touch on the firm side....It drives better than any TJ I’ve ever driven- It has proven to me that the selections of control arm joints and other choices can be felt.
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Are you a politician?
 
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