Bruce

Nick,

I have learned with most new springs that they take a while to break in and
soften up. Put some miles on them, also when you take your jeep on trails
you may not perform so well since the flex (or lack of) you have will have a
tendency to pick up you tires, a locker may need to be in the future for you
so you just don't sit there on the trails spinning tires.

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Bruce
99 White WJ 4x4 Select Trac
89 YJ
03 Liberty Ltd L.O.S.T #000256
90 XJ6 Sovereign

"Nick N" <nnote@despammed.com> wrote in message
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> I just installed a lift on my 93 4cy, no hardtop wrangler about a month
ago.
> The springs are 4" custom made and I also have about an inch and half lift
> shackles. Finally got to ramp it today and got maybe a 600... These
> springs are DAMN stiff and not providing much flex. I don't anticipate
> these things sagging and keeping that in mind, I'd like to know what ya'll
> out there have done or come up with to help your springs soften up. I'm
> running with the r9000's and think I'll set those softer to put more work
on
> the springs but other than that I don't have any ideas. Maybe park it
every
> night ramped????!!!!
> Please don't bash my rig, if that's your first thought don't bother F'N
> responding. I'm tired of seeing that crap on here.
> Nick
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