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Still lookin if anyones got anything

2 sets of them in the for sale forum

Yeah, I'm liftin' my jeep and am looking for some used parts instead of breakin my wallet. Post or pm me of you've got anything I can use _thanks

jeepster, I'll take the coils, shocks, and 3" bumpstops if oyu want to ship to 23111. thanks

about to lift the ol jeeper and looking for some lower control arms and coil springs, and any other goodies you may have for 4-5 lift. Thanks in advance

top only because the bumpstops are the only thing that holds the poly spacers in when you're coil expand/compress. yhey wouldn't even stay in on the bottom

Yeah I had the same problem too. Breaker bar helped, and I know it sounds crazy but make sure you're loosening the bolt.

well cool, it sounds like it worked well for most, except for illxjs, that sucks I'd be interested to see some more pics if anyone has. Thanks for the responces guys

Whats up everybody? I've got a 92 xj and I was thinking about peeling those plastic panels along the bottom of the body off, to try to give it the look of the newer models, I think it'd look good when i hack my flares too. Just wondering if anybody had done it and how it turned out

What's up everybody, Okay so heres the question. I've got a '92 XJ, best vehicle hands down I've ever had. However I'd love to swap the front clip (piece with the headlights, grill, etc.) with the newer (98+??) model. There's one in the junkyard and it looks very doable, just...

I've already got 3" of lift from coil spacers and blocks and I've read around everywhere and I still don't know exactly what I need to go higher than this. I'm looking for the cheapest (so long as it's sturdy) way to get about 3-4 more inches. I keep seeing slip yoke eliminators and tc drop...

92 with 245,000 miles on it just the other day on the highway started running hot, then I noticed a slight ticking/knocking when I was idling. Oil is clean, no coolant in there, so I changed my thermo- Overheating seems to be fixed but oil press is still at zero, and the knocking is still...