wich leafs for yj

[223]

im in on this one!!!!!

[mwstudt]

Originally Posted by jumbo2

Track is short for traction

Originally Posted by jumbo2

When I say Trac bar it's short for traction , when isn't pan hard rod it is what it is

Which one is it, "track" or "trac?"

Originally Posted by TurboedBug

Who gives a fuck track bar, anti wrap, i understood jumbo and u probaly did too. But u guys have nothing better to do than bitch. All u fags that didnt help with ideas on whats leafs to run go fuck yourselves with a 12 gauge shotgun and pull the trigger

Really? Aren't you the tard who is asking about leaf springs in the hardcore section? You do know that you can do a simple search to find what springs are similar to Waggy's, and they even have pictures. Waggy's 2" of lift, 2" of stretch (44" long). Cherokee 2" of lift, 6" of stretch (51" long). Dakota will give you over 2" (I think), about 10" of stretch (54" long). I willing to bet I can find Waggy springs in your area (or within a resonable distance). Get some XJ's, flip them over, get some Datons, some low profiles, and a chain steering wheel OG!

[sleepsontoilet]

Originally Posted by mwstudt

I just want to say thank you for the above pics. I know all that into, but it's really nice to see it together.

And turbo, don't get all twisted up. This is the hardcore section, and the info is already out there. All you have to do is type in leaf springs in the search criteria, and hardcore jeeps in the section. It will pull up more than you care to read. The reason people flame you is bc when you keep starting threads on a subject that's been covered and no one adds useful tech it floods the search pool for those who actually use it.

[jumbo2]

When I first built my jeep I used stock waggy springs and did a shackle reversal , I use the ruff stuff offset shackles 1/4 and it rides and flexes great but the front sat too low after the winch and front tube was added , then after a couple wheeling trips I swapped them out to the 44044 and it actually flexes better and has a softer ride

[TurboedBug]

Mwstudt whats reasonable distance? Heres my zip and give it shot 89820. I am limited on my phones abilities to search this forum. But that post u made of all the different springs is exactly the kind of info i needed. Thanks. how did ya know i had a steering wheel made out of a chain?

[mwstudt]

Originally Posted by TurboedBug

Mwstudt whats reasonable distance? Heres my zip and give it shot 89820. I am limited on my phones abilities to search this forum. But that post u made of all the different springs is exactly the kind of info i needed. Thanks. how did ya know i had a steering wheel made out of a chain?

OK, first off, Grand Wagoneer and Wagoneer (78-91) are both going to give you the same stretch and lift. Here are some leafs for you. Looks like J & W, they have 15springs. I would contact them and see about shipping them to you. Also, Atlas Towing (near you) should have some Cherokee springs if you wanted to go that route.

1981
Leaf Spring Front
Jeep Truck STOCK W ADD A LEAF 7E1230 $75 J and W Jeep - SCADA USA-CA(Antelope) E-mail 1-800-924-9732 274

[Mr.N]

Originally Posted by sleepsontoilet

I just want to say thank you for the above pics. I know all that into, but it's really nice to see it together.

WTF

How about thanking the guy who put that info together?

[TurboedBug]

89820 is battle mountain nevada. And i think chicago would be to far of a drive for me. Thanks for the interchange list. I was aware of waggy leafs being used. I was mainly looking for other options because my local junk yard sucks.

[sleepsontoilet]

Originally Posted by Mr.N

WTF

How about thanking the guy who put that info together?

I don't remember seeing that particular picture, but no doubt you've added a ton of info on the subject. I never inferred he drew it it, simply saying thank you. I forgot the internet is serious business

[mwstudt]

Originally Posted by TurboedBug

89820 is battle mountain nevada. And i think chicago would be to far of a drive for me. Thanks for the interchange list. I was aware of waggy leafs being used. I was mainly looking for other options because my local junk yard sucks.

I had the wrong zip in there there. The information is still close to you, and I would make the drive. It just depends on what the springs are worth to you. You can have a set shiped for about $70, or drive a couple hours to CA for less then that.

[bluecat77]

have any more pics of your jeep?

[jsawduste]

Other then a link and a bit of researched knowledge. This thread is full of fail.

PBB is being invaded with a whole new level of dumbshits.