TJ Coil Springs

[BigClay]

What are your favorite brand of Jeep TJ front coil springs in the ~3.5” flavor?

 

[VortecJeep]

When I built mine, probably 12 years ago, I went with Rubicon Express. Bought them used.

 

[CasterTroy]

Savvy [/end of discussion]

 

[BigClay]

Savvy [/end of discussion]

Does savvy still make springs?

 

[CasterTroy]

Does savvy still make springs?

Use to be savvy/currie progressive rate, but hell if I can find them ANYWHERE now

 

[StretchASU]

Use to be savvy/currie progressive rate, but hell if I can find them ANYWHERE now

Same. Was looking to swap out the rough country’s in the TJ for some of these and can’t find them anywhere.

 

[Jody Treadway]

Metalcloak dual rates are the jam.

 

[Rnuovrcj5]

Use to be savvy/currie progressive rate, but hell if I can find them ANYWHERE now

I’ve got Currie/RockJock springs in the back of mine. Might be the same thing since Savvy doesn’t seem to think TJ’s exist anymore.

 

[CasterTroy]

I’ve got Currie/RockJock springs in the back of mine. Might be the same thing since Savvy doesn’t seem to think TJ’s exist anymore.

That's interesting, because every time I got a hit for currie/savvy I click the link and it ended up being Rock jock.

 

[mcconnell]

I had some a combo of BDS/Clayton springs to get 3" lift on mine before tore it apart. It rode much better than my wife's TJ with rough countrys.

I have a full set of RockJocks NIB on the shelf I wont be using any time soon. DM if you want save some tax/shipping.

 

[1stgenxxx]

My TJ has the RC 2.5 springs/nitrogen shocks. It rides drives great for the money.

 

[Bebop]

That's interesting, because every time I got a hit for currie/savvy I click the link and it ended up being Rock jock.

The Currie company split in 2.

Currie rear ends and RockJock Suspension products.

Products stayed the same.

@BigClay : These are the springs you want : https://www.rockjock4x4.com/products/shop-by-vehicle/jeep-tj/jeep-tj-springs

Source : Trust me bro

 

[obullfish]

The old man emu springs I ended up with for the final rendition of my TJ were by far the best of the 4 setups I had. Rough country = rough and shitty, Clayton = soft with way to much body roll on the road, Rubicon Express = felt like they were to stiff and limited travel.

 

[frankenyoter]

Anyone ran the dual rate lift springs? Asking for a Toyota guy looking at linking tons…

 

[shawn]

Anyone ran the dual rate lift springs? Asking for a Toyota guy looking at linking tons…

Dual rate rough country springs are great. Cheap, too.

 

[Hokie_YJ]

My LJ is currently on Nth degree 4.5” springs. I have a set of 3.5” RockKrawler dual rate springs for the ton swap.

 

[LBarr2002]

I've been running 2" OME springs for close to 10 years. I added a 3/4" spacer on top when I wanted a little more lift. It's the best riding short arm TJ (LJ) I've been in.

 

[jyaks]

I have the dual rate metalcloak 3.5" springs they are great on the roads but when I wheel they feel like they're always unloading.

 

[jeepinmatt]

I have 2.5” OMEs on my TJ and I can’t tell if they are good or not because all the other funny noises and bad drive/ride characteristics.