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Kamikaze124 07-19-2002, 07:55 PM I just did a spring over on my 1994 Yj, I got some 3 1/2 inch springs that are about 5 yrs old from a friend of mine , They were on his jeep at the time i got them , His jeep sat nice and level. Question is, Now that they are on mine , It is sitting about 2 or 3 inches lower in the rear.. Why ???? I havent been wheelin with it yet , and it still is this way... A friend of mine had the same problem with his jeep about a year ago.. Thanks for any advise TPIJeep 07-19-2002, 08:23 PM Could it be possible that your Jeep weighs more than his? Is it possible that after 5 years of use they could just be worn out? Or you problem could be like mine, carrying around a spare tire of my own.. :-) Kamikaze124 07-19-2002, 08:38 PM Actually , I'm not carring a spare as of now , , and I'm sure his jeep weighs more than mone , He actually carries a big tool box in the back , and has a hard top on it to , I have the soft top , so i think mine weighs lass.. Thanks for the reply Kamikaze124 07-19-2002, 08:49 PM Wow.... My spelling is terrible.. Sorry about that .. Maybe i need HOOKED ON phonics... 1BDYJ 07-20-2002, 05:16 PM [QUOTE]Originally posted by TPIJeep Or you problem could be like mine, carrying around a spare tire of my own.. I think TPI was talking about the weight under his belt...hehehe Try putting the front springs in the rear...maybe you mixed them up....not that it should make a difference. Alot of variables come into play ie...fuel tank size difference, hardtop & spare & tool box flattened them out.....?? Kamikaze124 07-20-2002, 07:58 PM I Was just sitting on the toilet thinking ,(thats where i do my best work). Th ejeep that i got my springs from has a 6 cyl. in it, Mine has a 4 cyl. in it , So I'm guessing this could be the difference ?.. Any opinions ? Keith Strong 07-21-2002, 07:50 AM They are 5 years old. Its life. Get new springs. If I had a set of springs that would last me 1 year I would be stoked :rolleyes: | |