how much lift are these good for?

[Boggin]

http://www.topguncustomz.com/Store/Gen2ProdDisplay.php?iview=170116596

thanks

 

[JohnnyO]

Since the description says 3.5", I'd say they're good for 3.5".

 

[Boggin]

haha but theyre for a cherokee, and if i put them on my 94 supercab 3.0 ranger would i get the same amount of lift?

 

[94bigsteele]

3.5-3''

 

[Boggin]

thanks, they also have 4" wrangler coils for $113.. would they give me 4" of lift or are they gonna be a nice bit lower cause well, a wrangler is a lot light than a supercab ranger lol

 

[94bigsteele]

well first off why are u useing jeep coils? (just wonderin) and after driving and siting theyll sag a little but at the max a 1/2''

 

[Boggin]

cause i read alot of info in the tech library and from 4x4junkies posts, ttb coils are very stiff and his truck flexes like a boss with jeep coils

 

[ThatGuy]

I would say they'd give more lift than that.

My experience is with the 3.5" EB coils. I had the 6" JD brackets and put the 225 lbs/in coils in my Explorer. It raised the front almost an inch over the 6" Ranger coils.

 

[Boggin]

cool, do those EB coils flex any better than the ttb ones?

 

[94bigsteele]

cause i read alot of info in the tech library and from 4x4junkies posts, ttb coils are very stiff and his truck flexes like a boss with jeep coils

dam.. thats good to kno.also saw your build thread keep up the good work

 

[ThatGuy]

cool, do those EB coils flex any better than the ttb ones?

Lots.

 

[ThatGuy]

My Ex with 3.5" EB coils and 35s

 

[Boggin]

ok, that looks perfect!
so use 6" brackets with them?

 

[ThatGuy]

That's what I had.

 

[4x4junkie]

Yeah those Jeep coils will probably be too soft for your big Supercab truck.

The EB coils are what you want, though I would look for linear-rate coils that are rated around 300PPI, not progressive-rate ones (you can tell linear rate ones from all the windings being evenly spaced).

I assume you've got some plans worked out for your steering setup?