[Optiskate]

I'm going to make some 2" coil spring spacers for my TJ. This might sound stupid, but I'm a little confused about the actual measurments to get what I want. I have some 4" diameter alluminum I want to use for spacers. While shopping around I came across 2" spacers, but when I actuall read the product descriptions most of them said 1.5" of lift in the rear and 2" in the front. I could have that backwards. I guess my question is, will the 4" diameter alluminum be big enough, I can always machine it down if I need to, and how tall exactly do I have to make the spacer to get 2" of lift out of it.

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[cheROCKee]

not positive but

i think the 4 inch diameter would be sufficient and to get 2 extra inches of lift you make the pucks 2" thick.

 

[XJ Sean]

... and how tall exactly do I have to make the spacer to get 2" of lift out of it.

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LMAO that's a funny question. Might as well as how much gas it takes to fill a gallon container. :flipoff2:

I can see your confusion though. Most BB's are advertised as 2" even though they only come with 1 1/2 pr 1 3/4" spacers.

Use a little common sense, it'll do wonders.

OH yeah: Thank's for the sig quote :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

 

[Kilby]

You could also measure the diameter of your coils, and see how that relates to the diameter of your spring.

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