Rubicon Express 1.5" extreme duty

[Az84cj7]

Well now that im sprung over with stock YJ springs its time to look for a more durable yet flexabl

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Rubicon Express 5 Leaf 1.5" Extreme-Duty™ Spring-over Leaf Spring for 87-95 Jeep® Wrangler YJ



e spring. After just a few trips out the stock springs already show signs of saging. Has anyone used these? They make them in a 5 pack and a 6 pack leaf.

 

[coldair]

Signs of saging? Did you extend your bump stops when you went with SOA?

 

[Torxhead]

It is interesting to check out the reverse eyes on that. I would like to see full military wraps though, especially from a company like RE.

 

[Az84cj7]

No I did not. I more or less used the stock YJ spring for a mock up. I like the idea of the RE spring so I can eliminate my 1" body lift

 

[Old Dog]

Alot of people have used them in the past with good luck.
I don't know anyone that has bought any since Transmission american bought them out though.
If you get them let use know how they are now.

 

[Az84cj7]

I Finally got these springs. I originally ordered 5 pack leaf for the front and 6 for the rear. I did not like the way the jeep sat a little higher in the rear. I didn't like them so I sent them back and went with 5 pack all the way around. They are unbelievable! They ride nice and have a ton of flex. They are more ridged than stock YJ springs which helped out tremendously on the road.
I do have a question regarding bump stops. Since I am now sprung over and these springs have a ton of flex, what length bump stop do I need? I can flex these springs where they are inverted. Is this bad for them? My tire clearance seems to be ok.
Thanks

 

[Old Dog]

I'd set the bumps so the springs could not go past flat.
Nice to hear they are still making good springs.