WJCO
Meme King
For those of you that run coilovers and still use your Jeeps a decent amount of time on the pavement, is the ride quality still decent? I'll admit I don't know much at all about coilovers but if I decide to build up the JT, I'm going to go big and do it once. With that being said, this truck is still used for long road trips and my family nor I would appreciate the extra cost spending if the ride isn't nice.
Once I do this, I'll be going 40s so I'm probably going to be running 5-6 inches of lift. I don't want to regret getting coil springs and wish I'd gone coilovers. And I don't want to get coilovers and then wish I had just gone with regular springs.
I understand the benefits off-road and understand the extra maintenance with coilovers. My main question is ride quality on longer trips on the highway.
I will likely do bolt ons and I will definitely do long arms.
Once I do this, I'll be going 40s so I'm probably going to be running 5-6 inches of lift. I don't want to regret getting coil springs and wish I'd gone coilovers. And I don't want to get coilovers and then wish I had just gone with regular springs.
I understand the benefits off-road and understand the extra maintenance with coilovers. My main question is ride quality on longer trips on the highway.
I will likely do bolt ons and I will definitely do long arms.