how much vehicle lift should I expect installing 4 shocks on a 90 jeep wrangler?
815835
I have a 98 Dodge Pick up. I only have rear air shocks and ten ply rear tires. I pumped them up to max pressure and put 65 lbs in the tires. I then added 2500 pounds to my bed and drove it around for two days in city and freeway traffic. Granted, I watched what I did, but had no problems. You figure it from there.
1746732
not sure bro, what lift do yo u have on the truck. if you are talking about 4" that is body lift and some spring spacers then yes. Otherwise then you need to size what ever you have on right now and order accordingly. The length of this shock is equivalent to the stock one, so if you are using the stock then this should not be a problem.
1978745
No,don't remove lift, just replace shock,right shock and left shock are different numbers
1200980
I bought mine for my F-150 4x4. That has been lifted. If you are unsure, look at the shocks on your jeep, and get the part # that is stamped on them. A local auto part store can do a cross reference for you. I have found buying online is a 50/50 shot at getting the correct part.
1511260
This is a full lift, I would use the New shocks that comes with the kit.Very happy with the lift, but wouldn't mind a little more lift to it.
1313363
I would agree with Stangman. As long as the hook ups are the same, you shouldnt have a problem with them. They are suppose to work with jeeps from stock up to 3" of lift.
1683511
I installed YJ brake lines and can flex out without issue. Dont have exact lift measurements but with RE 4.5 coils installed at the same time my XJ has an unsightly rake. I would.plan to adjust accordingly.
1455927
This shock is made for a JK Wrangler 2007-2013 year models, including Rubicon of course. Make sure your lift suits the length of these shocks.
2211015
AlI put these on a Bonneville in which I would never need your level of support capacity. I would assume you would need larger shocks.
88893
On my 88 xj, I got a total of 4". My stocks were old, jeep was unloaded. If I measured while loaded with about 500lbs of crap back there, then yeah I would've had about a 5-5.5" gain. Good springs, worth the money and also don't sag like sticks when you have rear passengers...
447910
Need more info on the wrangler, does your jeep have a lift kit on it? What type of wheels, OEM or aftermarket? I would recommend a 4inch suspension lift kit, and aftermarket wheel size 15x8 or 15x10 with 3.75 backspace. 15x8 wheels will fit perfect, but the 15x10 wheels will make your jeep look rugged with a little wider stance (fender flares may be required, depending on your local law).
1234356
Shocks will not increase the load capacity of the pickup. You will need to change the leaf springs or coils in order to increase load capacity. Plus you should never exceed the GVWR of your vehicle as indicated on the sticker. That number will always be the same regardless of how much capacity you add. Check out helper springs to assist in increasing load capacity.
1232951
No...It's 2" for the JK. It will raise your jeep high enough to put 33" tires on. I went with this kit because you don't have to change your shocks or anything else. I'm quite pleased with it.
2207335
I'm no jeep expert, but I installed these when I switched to bigger tires. In now running 32x10.5 - 15. These were rubbing on my original fenders, which are just over 4 inches wide. These new fenders are 7 inches wide. I don't have a lift installed on my truck, but no more rubbing in the rear, but I imagine that the fronts would still rub when turning and the suspension flexed at the same time.However I think your tires are the equivalent to 28's. I think you should be good.
2255601
drove my tj with a 3 inch lift with stock shocks for 2 years with no trouble just now putting the skyjackers on mine
405098
No but I would recommend new hd shocks and struts . To get the most out of your lift kit.
1537103
it should be the same shock. They will lift the rear about 2in. My rubber inserts between spring and shock fell out. I spray the rub area with WD 40 to stop squeaks. I still love the shocks.