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Price drop to $150

Ive got a set of rear arms from a Mojave.

Synergy Manufacturing rear lift coil spring set for a Jeep Gladiator. Synergy’s website lists all the specs and expected model lift heights for the 8865-40. These are brand new, installed and then swapped for a -30. Never driven on. $150

I’m just North of Salt Lake in Syracuse.

Yep, they will fit your setup. I can ship USPS for about $22, so $70 to your door.

Rear springs removed from a 2023 Mojave with 5000 miles on them. Excellent condition $50.00

Rock Jock Rear 1.5” spring spacers in excellent condition. Used for 5k miles. $50.00

Hopefully you’ll be able to use these parts. Let me know if you need measurements or anything else.

Some how the picture got deleted. I’ve added it back. Yes, I can ship it.

Price drop. Now $350

Price drop. Now $100

When swapping springs the axle needs to drop way down. If they weren’t careful they may have damaged a brake line or got air in the system. Air would give you the spongy feel.

Engine mounts for a 392 swap into a JT or 3.6 Wrangler. These are from a Dakota Customs kit. New, never used. JT: Will need to have the frame side factory bracket removed and replaced with this one. JL (3.6): The engine side should bolt into the existing OEM frame side mount. $100

Full exhaust kit from the exhaust manifolds back, includes cats, muffler, tip and all clamps. 400 series stainless. Uses all factory exhaust hanger points. This was used for about 10k miles. Excellent condition. Came from a Dakota Customs Gladiator 392 kit. $350 Thanks for looking.

That’s salvage yard activities! I’d rip their heads off and work one hell of a deal on a new one.

Sale pending… Holding thru July 17th.

Let me know if you want any more details. It would be like starting fresh!

Prices updated in OP.

That’s normal. It’s shocking to see how much oil gets sucked into the intake without a catch can.

Something else to consider. With a swap, you’ll get a factory 392 without MDS. I’ll eventually turn it off and replace the lifters on my wrangler when it gets up there in miles.