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Does it have all the air conditioning hoses under the dash? I would be interested in those as well as under dash related vacuum lines.

I never have. It's not too far though. I'm still pretty new to Oregon in general.

They sure were! I'm out there all the time. Are you local?

At the moment I am pulling 10" of vertical travel in back. My rear bump is about stock height. http://www.flickr.com/photos/34189622@N04/6942821868/

It's a BigOffroad 8" FlexE pack with an extended 1/2 leaf on top. Pin flipped around to run under the axle. Also have Rocky Road shackles which are 6" eye to eye. I have a terrible shackle angle and it doesn't work as well as I'd like. I'm hoping that relocating the shackles will make a huge...

Know if anyone has used these shackle boxes to mount 64" springs? I'm getting these boxes to fix my shackle angle on my spring under setup. I will post pics.

And one more... IMG_2535 by premium67, on Flickr

Hey guys I figured it was time to stop lurking so much and actually post some stuff on here. My XJ is a 1993 2wd Sport, 4.0, 5-spd. Eric and Ryan Filar from FatCityRacing helped me with some of the build including the cage. The cage mounts my 14" Pure Race King 2.5 remote resi's. The...

FWIW I run a shackle that is 6" eye to eye. That is about twice the length of stock and is not quite long enough for the BOR spring. Any longer though and I'd have a stink bug. Jeeperguy21 said it right when he said they were stiff as hell. They are.

If you look at a leaf spring rate calculator, arch is not factored in to spring rate or load rate. http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/leafspringrate.htm Anyhow, I found this last night if anyone is interested in another option: http://www.hfofab.com/HFO_Custom_Parts.html It's a kit...

Ever figure out why the springs were so stiff?? Obviously an old thread but I wanted to contribute to this thread as I feel my experience is still relevant. I have the 8" FlexE packs running spring under with a 1.5" lift shackle (for about 4-5" of lift total: 8" + 1.5" = 9.5" - 5" or so for...