Need help

[mr. ranger]

Idk what to get I need new coils and I want more flex so
Should I just get the seme like ranger coils for a 6inch lift or some if jeep coils would work should I get jeep coils

 

[4x4junkie]

Unless you're fully aware what all is required to run Jeep coils, I'd stick with regular RBV coils (of which Skyjacker seems to be the best).

 

[4.0B2]

i say do the work and make the xj coils work.. the flex better.

 

[legoms013]

Idk what to get I need new coils and I want more flex so
Should I just get the seme like ranger coils for a 6inch lift or some if jeep coils would work should I get jeep coils

For you, I'd suggest sticking with RBV Skyjacker 6" coils, they ride pretty good, and flex fairly good. They seem to be the best all around DD/wheeling coil.

If you are not sure of what needs to be done with jeep coils, do a search for jeep coil swaps and read around. All the info is out there, but you will have to do your own homework....steering is a key point for example. Lots of studying, hw, and cross referencing will get you the information you need to run jeep coils. Its not a drop in swap.

Either way, ask questions, & post pics so we can either or and goodluck

 

[railman]

as stated before, steering geometry with the TTB is really important....

with the really soft ( as far as RBV's are concerned ) Jeep coils if your steering isn't spot on you will get some really harsh handling characteristics that can be difficult to live with....

for a good DD/trailrig go with the Skyjackers....

l8r, John