Stock Spring Height On A 2004 Rubicon

[AndyG]

I think he only exists on this forum either in concert with, or AKA @ChatGPT

I’ve been trying to remember to tell everyone that my Siamese twin Randy is going on vacation july 3rd- So I’ll be handling his posts too.

 

[John Cooper]

Well in a non-discriminatory way we want to do what’s best for the overall majority....

This explains the Duck problem!!!!

@AndyG is just helping the JK and JL owners out

 

[AndyG]

This explains the Duck problem!!!!

@AndyG is just helping the JK and JL owners out

Yep. Randy drives one. I wouldn’t be caught dead behind the wheel.

 

[tdrudd]

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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Might be a dumb question - these are from the top of the top coil to the bottom of the bottom coil?

Not measured between the centers of the spring perches?

Thanks,
Terry

 

[GPK03X]

Yep. Randy drives one. I wouldn’t be caught dead behind the wheel.

Is Randy’s Jeep right hand drive?

 

[Chris]

Might be a dumb question - these are from the top of the top coil to the bottom of the bottom coil?

Not measured between the centers of the spring perches?

Thanks,
Terry

Correct

Top of the coil to bottom of the coil.

 

[jjvw]

Thanks, but doesn't help. I am looking for stock spring height. Either on or off vehicle.

If you look at the silly chart, you will see that 0" of lift puts the front and rear springs at 12" and 8" respectively. From there, it's just simple math.

 

[AndyG]

Is Randy’s Jeep right hand drive?

Actually he’s ambidextrous- I would give my right arm to be ambidextrous.