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help.gif ok here's my situation right now bought a pair of coils from a jgc v8 told the guy at the counter they had to be from the front (got them last week) and was re reading the forumn where it was talkin about the sizes and mesurments as in lenght 17 inches so i went and measured the ones i picked up and it only came to like 14... ohoh.... anyways i took em back todayand said they werent long enough and i told the guy 17 " so he went to the back and came out with another pair looks like same thickness and the full lenght is 18" took a tape measure to see the thickness of the spring in the middle it looks like 1/2 an inch maybe just a smidge more and it has what looks like 8 and a bit of coilsthe bit being the rest of the coil where its tapered in.....

so my question after that long winded info bit is how do i determine weather or not they will work short of cutting them and installing them they have been marked 98 cher in yellow jy paint would like to figure this out before cutting incase i have to get other ones also i stumbled across a spring rate calculator once but now i cant find it i so wanna do so much to my pathy but dont wanna screw up either any help is appreciated

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The 18" should be it... What is the coil count... I think 88 said it should be 9 full coils...

 

Found it...

88pathoffroad Posted: Mar 13 2006, 08:34 PM   

 

 

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There are two types of springs used in the JGC's apparently. On the Laredos with the Upland suspension package(maybe) they got 9-coil .56" coils. The stock JGC's got 9-coil .52" coils AFAIK. I've measured many a set and only found two sets of the .56" coils, both off Laredos.

 

And once again, the standard 8-coil Cherokee coils won't give you any lift AFAIK. It's been tried...

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