Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
I am not re-doing a whole lift. I have 100K miles on this lift and it had
been really perfect. The rear was good until I towed all that weight. It just never came back. The front is fine. I just need to get new springs for the rear. Not that many companies make a 4", mostly 3" which doesn't look very good IMHO. Thanks, I'll look into RE for the rear. Curt "Joshua Nelson" <spam_box@ev1.net> wrote in message news:b102b6e4.0309120602.549aafe2@posting.google.c om... > I have not heard good things about trailmaster (Sags frequently.) > Everyone seems to have a much higher opinion of RE (Rubicon Express) > lifts. I realize redoing the entire lift may be more than you > bargained for, but if it is worth doing, it is worth doing right.... > > > "curt" <h_curtis@verizon.net> wrote in message news:<AuE7b.12933$w41.8175@nwrdny02.gnilink.net>.. . > > I have a Trailmaster 4" lift on my '96 Cherokee. I towed a very heavy > > trailer 6000 pounds for over 1200 miles a while back. Yes I know it was > > illegal. My rear is sagging. The Trail Master lift is an add a leaf set > > up. Do I add another leaf? Do I have to replace the rear leafs? > > > > Thanks for any suggestions, > > Curt |
Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
Hi Curt Troll,
Next time rent a Shanty Shaker, the trailer should have been balance with at least a ton on your rear axle, which of course too much for a passenger car, even with load levelers to put some of that weight on your front axle. How many times did you have to change your pants? God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ curt wrote: > > Thanks Brian, > > I wonder who makes leaf springs for the rear of my Jeep with my 4" lift. > Strangely when I bought the lift it was an add a leaf set up in the rear. > It stated 3" for rear with the add a leaf from Traimaster. It sat really > nice until I towed 6000 lbs for 1200 miles. Should I look for a 4" set of > leafs for the rear now and what is a good name to look for? > > Thanks for your help, > Curt |
Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
Hi Curt Troll,
Next time rent a Shanty Shaker, the trailer should have been balance with at least a ton on your rear axle, which of course too much for a passenger car, even with load levelers to put some of that weight on your front axle. How many times did you have to change your pants? God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ curt wrote: > > Thanks Brian, > > I wonder who makes leaf springs for the rear of my Jeep with my 4" lift. > Strangely when I bought the lift it was an add a leaf set up in the rear. > It stated 3" for rear with the add a leaf from Traimaster. It sat really > nice until I towed 6000 lbs for 1200 miles. Should I look for a 4" set of > leafs for the rear now and what is a good name to look for? > > Thanks for your help, > Curt |
Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
the coil needs replacing :-)
Dave Milne, Scotland '99 TJ 4.0 Sahara "Joe" <jo_ratner@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:3f61d69c@shknews01... : I have a sagging rear on my '70 wife... 2 kids, low mileage. What can I do? : : "curt" <h_curtis@verizon.net> wrote in message : news:AuE7b.12933$w41.8175@nwrdny02.gnilink.net... : > I have a Trailmaster 4" lift on my '96 Cherokee. I towed a very heavy : > trailer 6000 pounds for over 1200 miles a while back. Yes I know it was : > illegal. My rear is sagging. The Trail Master lift is an add a leaf set : > up. Do I add another leaf? Do I have to replace the rear leafs? : > : > Thanks for any suggestions, : > Curt : > : > : : |
Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
the coil needs replacing :-)
Dave Milne, Scotland '99 TJ 4.0 Sahara "Joe" <jo_ratner@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:3f61d69c@shknews01... : I have a sagging rear on my '70 wife... 2 kids, low mileage. What can I do? : : "curt" <h_curtis@verizon.net> wrote in message : news:AuE7b.12933$w41.8175@nwrdny02.gnilink.net... : > I have a Trailmaster 4" lift on my '96 Cherokee. I towed a very heavy : > trailer 6000 pounds for over 1200 miles a while back. Yes I know it was : > illegal. My rear is sagging. The Trail Master lift is an add a leaf set : > up. Do I add another leaf? Do I have to replace the rear leafs? : > : > Thanks for any suggestions, : > Curt : > : > : : |
Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
Not sure why you are referring to me as a troll. Anyway, I started out in
Sarasota with a trailer. The first two places I went wouldn't give me a trailer, because the Cherokee wasn't on the approved list for the one I needed. I got the trailer, loaded it and it was too light in the tongue. I was all over the road, but was going slow at the time. I have seen a few trailers go out of control before. I took some weights I had out of the trailer and put it in the rear of my Jeep. It worked out fine. I pumped the rear tires up to 40 lbs of pressure as suggested by a friend that tows all the time. That was very good advise as well. When I hit West Virginia, I saw a CAT weight station. I paid my $15 and got weighed out of curiosity. It came in at over 9,000++ lbs. Can't remember the exact number. I knew it was heavy, but not that heavy. I made it, but now I need new rear leafs. If you feel I am some sort of troll, whatever. I am just trying to get some opinions on how to proceed. Feel free to put me on ignore. You did mention Borla to me when I was looking to change my exhaust. I bought it. Enjoy, Curt "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:3F61E049.7D338F31@cox.net... > Hi Curt Troll, > Next time rent a Shanty Shaker, the trailer should have been > balance with at least a ton on your rear axle, which of course too much > for a passenger car, even with load levelers to put some of that weight > on your front axle. How many times did you have to change your pants? > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > curt wrote: > > > > Thanks Brian, > > > > I wonder who makes leaf springs for the rear of my Jeep with my 4" lift. > > Strangely when I bought the lift it was an add a leaf set up in the rear. > > It stated 3" for rear with the add a leaf from Traimaster. It sat really > > nice until I towed 6000 lbs for 1200 miles. Should I look for a 4" set of > > leafs for the rear now and what is a good name to look for? > > > > Thanks for your help, > > Cur |
Re: sagging rear on Cherokee w/ 4" lift
Not sure why you are referring to me as a troll. Anyway, I started out in
Sarasota with a trailer. The first two places I went wouldn't give me a trailer, because the Cherokee wasn't on the approved list for the one I needed. I got the trailer, loaded it and it was too light in the tongue. I was all over the road, but was going slow at the time. I have seen a few trailers go out of control before. I took some weights I had out of the trailer and put it in the rear of my Jeep. It worked out fine. I pumped the rear tires up to 40 lbs of pressure as suggested by a friend that tows all the time. That was very good advise as well. When I hit West Virginia, I saw a CAT weight station. I paid my $15 and got weighed out of curiosity. It came in at over 9,000++ lbs. Can't remember the exact number. I knew it was heavy, but not that heavy. I made it, but now I need new rear leafs. If you feel I am some sort of troll, whatever. I am just trying to get some opinions on how to proceed. Feel free to put me on ignore. You did mention Borla to me when I was looking to change my exhaust. I bought it. Enjoy, Curt "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:3F61E049.7D338F31@cox.net... > Hi Curt Troll, > Next time rent a Shanty Shaker, the trailer should have been > balance with at least a ton on your rear axle, which of course too much > for a passenger car, even with load levelers to put some of that weight > on your front axle. How many times did you have to change your pants? > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > curt wrote: > > > > Thanks Brian, > > > > I wonder who makes leaf springs for the rear of my Jeep with my 4" lift. > > Strangely when I bought the lift it was an add a leaf set up in the rear. > > It stated 3" for rear with the add a leaf from Traimaster. It sat really > > nice until I towed 6000 lbs for 1200 miles. Should I look for a 4" set of > > leafs for the rear now and what is a good name to look for? > > > > Thanks for your help, > > Cur |
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