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I know it's retarded, but humour me... Jeep TJ/YJ Lowering Kits? Forgive my blasphemy Jeep and 4x4 fans, but I was just daydreaming in my head while surfing craigslist... An idea came to me. Getting an old Jeep Wrangler, lowering it a few inches (i.e. not slamming it) and for a streetable beach buggy vibe... Google has only come up with lift kits, for obvious reasons. Anybody know of any lowering springs/kits for Jeep YJ/TJ's that exist? Quick photoshop of my idea: http://k.min.us/j2D9O.jpg |
can't just flip those leaf springs upside down and call it a day? |
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Lol the ride in these are already pretty choppy IMO, OP's bitches in photoshop will have bouncy titties all day if you go even lower! :drool |
CUT THE SPRING. |
I lol'd pretty damn hard from that chop hahahha |
I can see the op's mind "if I do something different, I'll get all the women" ...oh wait, he photoshopped exactly that |
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IIRC YJ's are spring under, so all you'd have to do is get some new U bolts and some lowering blocks. Only real issue other than tire rubbing would be steering geometry. |
Only thing your jeep will get is this : http://emobmg.photobucket.com/albums...f?t=1245221943 :troll: Posted via RS Mobile |
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1. Fill the wheel gap with more tire. 2. Enjoy life. |
Thank'd due to the awesome photoshop. |
buy the old four cylinder yj's which were a little lower and put some low pro's on them |
I think the stock leaf springs have a positive arch so you can get springs made or the stock ones rearched so that they are basically flat or with a slight negative arch and that'll drop you down. If you want to mow your lawn with it, you can probably put in a one inch drop block between the axles and spring.:grenade: |
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