I was wondering how many inches are these leaf springs lift
615966
If you're asking if they provide lift, the answer is no. These are the stock replacement. I threw a set of these on my 93 Cherokee and it ended up lifting the rear end about 1.5" compared to the original springs which were over 20 years old. This measurement came from measuring the distance from ground to rear fender flare. Original: 31.5" New: 33". My old springs were very clearly bad. Center bolts broken in both and so weak I could flex them by hand. Hope this helps.
615967
These are replacement springs for OEM normal or standard duty suspension, so they don't lift over stock, but they will lift over bagged out worn springs, but that depends on how broke your old ones are. My old springs were sagged over two inches, and these brought it back nicely!
615968
These are a standard replacement spring so officially do not lift the vehicle. They do replace a heavy duty number and have a higher spring rate (and therefore sit a little higher than the non heavy duty model). In my case the old springs in my empty '87 Cherokee had no arch. These Dorman springs raised the vehicle from the worn out springs about 1.5 inches, allow a greater payload, and give a stiffer ride. Pre-installed bushings are a great plus.
615969
These are OEM replacements, I don't believe they give you any lift over what the stock springs give you. Maybe others can chime in on this, but I'm pretty sure my answer is accurate.
615970
As others have replied, no lift over original factory springs. My 1998 had 16 years of fatigue so they had flattened out about 3", and could not handle a load. The new springs will look and feel like a lift kit was installed.
615971
These are stock, if your current springs are old and sagging these will raise it to a bit higher than stock as they are heavy duty springs. Worked great.
615972
No lift, these are stock replacement. If you get the hd version it lifts about 1.5" over stock height
615973
These will not give you any real lift. They are a replacement for the stock Springs
615974
These leaf springs do not add lift. If you are experiencing "sag" in the rear, these will correct that and return the vehicle to "stock" ride height.
615975
They just bring your ride up to stock level...I also added an add-a-leaf kit which gave it another 2 inches. . Went from 29" from ground to top of wheel well to 36.5 with these and the AAL kit. .. I recommend these because they even have bushings installed already
615976
Same as others stated, brings back to original height. I installed myself, quality product, I would recommend! Over two months on jeep, without a problem. Install of new leaf springs was easy. Removal of the old leaf springs, thats another story! :)
615977
It is a stock replacement spring. I put these on my sons 1996 jeep cherokee XJ. I ordered an additional 3 inch lift. I can look up what I purchased if interested. John
615978
They'll bring you back to stock hight and ride and might be a little stiffer I haul a boat and my jeep doesn't sag to much with the new springs compared to the old worn out stock ones. They come with the bushings installed already definitely your best bang for your buck.
615979
These aren't suppose to add additional lift, but because they are new, will raise the vehicle a few inches (approx 3"). The height appears natural/OEM rather than upgraded.
615980
These are not lift springs, they are heavy duty stock height springs. That being said - these are the stock replacement specs for the Upcountry model cherokee which sits 1 inch taller than the SE, sport or classic. So unless you have a country, expect 1 inch of height gained.
615981
I got about a full 2in lift. worth the money. I've had them for over a year and haven't have any problems at all.
1002370
I put them on my wife's 1500 and it raised it about 1". If your spring are sagging from age it might do the trick.
354512
the 2000 lbs springs are about 4 inches in diameter by 8 inches high as also the 1500 lbs ones...the 2000 lbs springs added on the rear of a 4000 pound car (1969 dodge charger with tired saggy leaf springs) added about 2 inches in ride height but were too hard of a ride to use ...The 1500 lbs springs are perfect with 1 1/2 inch ride height increase and great ride with no spring noise...
402553
Hi keith, they are 3". And like i said in my reveiw these shock don't keep my truck from sagging down when hauling my 900lb motorcycle. I had to add a leaf to the leaf springs along with these shocks. So if i had it to do over i would add a leaf first. George
977509
I used these for the rear coil springs in a jeep liberty. They are adjustable from about 1 inch to 3 inches. The front coil springs of the jeep liberty were too thick and tightly spaced to use these spring boosts...
302844
Around 3" front and 2.5" rear. It's a very noticeable drop. Looks great also. You will have to give it a month or so for the springs to fully adjust.
88889
I think you are correct! From new factory springs this would probably be a 3.5" lift. From my 22 year sagging springs i did get around 6" of lift. I have had them on for around 4 months and they have not sagged. Also I used a 3.5" lift on the front of my jeep and this rear lift is close to level. I did not need to install spacers though any higher in the rear and i would have needed them.
1318035
I would say about 2 inches in lift for stock springs. My "06" Tacoma came with a three leaf spring, that's counting the overload spring. Really Toyota, what were you thinking?
1500624
They are about 4 inches around at the top.. no different then the progressive shocks I took off..
696752
I really don't know. I bought the springs to lift a heavy maple kitchen cabinet much like the one pictured. It was a matterof popping out the old and in the new. It worked the way I expected it to so I read the instructions no further.
318605
The small support prongs are approximately 1/4" - The total "lift" in height is less than 1/2." I hope this helped.
1511429
To be honest, I was not comfortable with the quality of the hardware that came with the blocks. I ended up spending the money and had my leaf springs re arched. It's a much safer way of getting the little bit of lift that your looking for.
300883
Rad, I didn't measure mine - just reused them. I don't have to deal with a lot of rust so they were fine. No problems with the springs so far.
1010627
There is just a small amount of lift. Maybe an inch. It is a full set and they are made really well. I had to buy these because of the extreme use I put on my jeep. My factory ones broke in half. I have had these a while and have had no problems.
734771
Greetings,These springs should lower the car approximately 1.25" front and rear.
1025530
These are wheel spacers, nothing to do with a lift. on a JK you can put a 37 inch tire on with no lift, however you do need to do some cutting and trimming.Thank you!
1728204
In my opinion no you can not get 2'' of lift from installing two spacer donuts. Your springs would have to be totally collapsed to gain 2'' of lift!