Coil spring spacers

I just installed some Daystar 1 3/4 spacers on my 01 Cherokee. I didn't want the full lift so I left the stock rubber ones off. What I have a question about is that the poly spacers fit on the perch real loosely, seemed like a lot of slop between the two. The picture on the install instruction sheet shows it being knocked on with a rubber mallet. Should I have any concerns about the new ones or not .

Should be OK so long as they're the right part number.

when i put my RR spacers on, it was hard to get them over the bumpstop lip, but after i got it past that, it moved all over the place. with the weight of the vehicle and 1,000 miles afterward, i havent had any problems yet...

all over the place refers to - the spacer didnt stay at the top, it slid down, but once i put the coil spring in, it stayed right where it should.

good times?

XJ_ranger said:

when i put my RR spacers on, it was hard to get them over the bumpstop lip, but after i got it past that, it moved all over the place. with the weight of the vehicle and 1,000 miles afterward, i havent had any problems yet...

all over the place refers to - the spacer didnt stay at the top, it slid down, but once i put the coil spring in, it stayed right where it should.

good times?

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Mine were about 5 years ago, made by ProThane...they required that nifty little bottle jack and later a mallet to get them to seat at the top. I'm wanting to do ACOS now and I'm afraid I'll have to cut the spacers off. :looney: