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No matter how it is sliced he’s over weight for the springs. 2 inch mopar spring is rated at 180 pounds but is longer than a standard spring a max tow spring is in the upper 200’s and is about 1 inch shorter Clayton’s hd is 360 pounds on the main spring and in the middle is in the 200’s.
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Most lift springs are either duel or triple rate springs the top portion of the spring collapses and basically forms a spacer providing the lift, Then the last of the spring is the weight bearing section (single rate)Jeep factory lift springs are designed for the rubicon thus having less weight...
You said you put a jeep 2inch lift on a max tow guess what you just negated the carrying capacity of the max tow. The weight carrying capacity is now less than it was in the stock form
Clayton 2.5 with the heavy duty rears and Clayton arms all the way around falcon adjustable shocks and sst pros tows great and good road manners 5.13 gears. It’s a max tow and wanted to keep it that way as I tow often
Check out long ranger aux tanks. They’re out of Australia but have a North American distributor in Vancouver bc. Got one for my 3.6 gasser look at their price and see if it quotes CAD or USD their price was cheaper than long range America and no exhaust mods.
Try long ranger out of Australia they have a distributor in Canada. Installs on the driverside with no exhaust mods was cheaper than long range america
Getting a new 23 model after the 24’s are out and a 12 month wait period means I would cancel and get my money back or a very large discount due to depreciation
Santa delivered 7 inch aux beam pro and some 5 inch square pods. Along with AAL cowl mounts and inner fender panels and the best of all a Long Ranger aux fuel tank
Same suspension setup but did the heavy duty on 37” they rub on full stuff with factory lines got AAl inners to put on and gain a little more clearance