New to the thread. I have 94 f150 that i am selling and as soon as its gone i'm getting a 2000-2002 TJ. But i dont want one thats all lifted and beat up already. I've lifted older leaf-spring vehicles but i have minimal experince with coils. So my question is, do i need a spring compressor so get the old coils out? i used one to get them out of the f150 but i dont even really know if i needed it. And what tires fit under one with a 4 inch lift? i assume 33's. i know i could do some research and find all this out but i'd rather ask people that own e'm.
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sweet. thanks. i noticed the mirrors are connected to the doors not the body, but i've seen some with em on the body with the doors off.-but only from a distance. how do you put the mirrors on the body when the doors are off? or is that only on yj's?
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