Are Bj's 4in lift springs flexable?

[Mr.Happyface]

I'm thinking about getting some 4inch lift springs for the front of my Wagoneer.:D

[youngjeeper]

No

[Heavy_Metal_Thunder_81]

Theyre not bad, you just need to break them in and they flex just fine. Theyre a lot more flexable than my Rusty's springs. And what are you going to do to lift the rear?

[Mr.Happyface]

The jeep is already lifted but the front has shackles and they catch on everything.Here's a pic.http://i486.photobucket.com/albums/rr226/AMC_instigator/Stephans%20Jeep%20pics%2009-10/100_4970.jpg

[Heavy_Metal_Thunder_81]

I already have blocks for the back.:)
4 inch blocks?! :eek:

[HerrKooled]

I would do a rear shackle flip

[stumpjumper3]

After i broke mine in they really flex quite nice actually. I was pretty suprised at how well she flexed in some washed out roads. I say go for it. But get the rear springs too. Lift blocks can be bad juju

[J20 project]

Mine have softened up w/ some repetive flexing..enough that I will be relocating some shackle mounts.
J20 project

[Metal Twister]

This thread answered a lot of questions for me... ;) What ever its worth.

http://www.ifsja.org/forums/vb/showthread.php?t=127089

[jeepjerry]

Spring over axle in the front and shackle reversal in the rear...;)

[jeeping1974]

Keep the stock springs and do a SOA kit on the front. It will flex much better.

[AlsChopShop]

uhhh..... anything is better than that ghetto fab front shackle hanger thingy you have in there now!! :eek:

Al

[Mr.Happyface]

I was planing on putting a set of 35s on it in the next few months, I'll do the shackleflip with the blocks and put a bar from the axle to the frame.