how easy is it to find stock non saggy leafs?

[Lisk98XJ]

where should i look for a set of non saggy leafs?

[88heep]

I tried that once. My stock 91 was sagging really bad. Found some leafs off a 2000 w/ 9000 miles. Slapped them on and no big difference. Probably depends on if they had been towing with those springs of not. Are you looking to lift it or keep it stock?

[Nate Spear]

Just get an AAL.

[Lisk98XJ]

stock. no lift until the thing is paid off...

[88heep]

Throw in an aal then. You can pick them up pretty cheap.

[agoldxj]

or just a 1 inch shackle.

[Lisk98XJ]

trru dat shackle lift

[88heep]

i'd go aal

[Wackodrumr]

That's funny I have Stock leaves from my 2000 sitting in my garage.

[ April 01, 2005, 12:37 PM: Message edited by: Wackodrumr ]

[agoldxj]

Originally posted by 88heep:
i'd go aal aal rides like sh1t though.

[88heep]

I agree, aal does ride like crap. i was going to do a shackle on my 91 but the damn bolts!!! Returned them and did the aal. Less swearing in the end. All said and done.....both will help the saggy @ss end.

[agoldxj]

he should have any problems with the 98. as long as its lubed up good.

[XJeep88]

If you want stock leaf's... Quadratec

[agoldxj]

id look other places before quadratec. like junkyards and stuff.

[h_2_o]

dont put a full set of aal on, it's not bad to get it close to original by mixing leaf sets. it does take a few swaps but normally you can do it at minimal cost.

[Lisk98XJ]

Originally posted by Wackodrumr:
That's funny I have Stock leaves from my 2000 sitting in my garage. Saggy?

$$$$?

[agoldxj]

going to cost more than shackles with the shipping.