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I purchsed rubicon ecodiesel take offs for my sport s Ecodiesel. When i took the front springs off my sport i noticed the part # on the spring was the same as rubicon. I thought this was strange so i called the local jeep parts dept and they confirmed the part # was for rubicon. Putting the springs side by side they are the same height no difference. So i just swapped the fox shocks total bummer i thought i was getting an extra 1 inch lift. The part # is 68506377aa for pass side for those who have rubicon diesel is this right?
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I purchsed rubicon ecodiesel take offs for my sport s Ecodiesel. When i took the front springs off my sport i noticed the part # on the spring was the same as rubicon. I thought this was strange so i called the local jeep parts dept and they confirmed the part # was for rubicon. Putting the springs side by side they are the same height no difference. So i just swapped the fox shocks total bummer i thought i was getting an extra 1 inch lift. The part # is 68506377aa for pass side for those who have rubicon diesel is this right?
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There are so many combinations they use, it’s hard to say one part number is for a particular model. Everything is relative based on the options each Jeep has. One Rubicon will have different springs than another.
 

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I purchsed rubicon ecodiesel take offs for my sport s Ecodiesel. When i took the front springs off my sport i noticed the part # on the spring was the same as rubicon. I thought this was strange so i called the local jeep parts dept and they confirmed the part # was for rubicon. Putting the springs side by side they are the same height no difference. So i just swapped the fox shocks total bummer i thought i was getting an extra 1 inch lift. The part # is 68506377aa for pass side for those who have rubicon diesel is this right?
Interesting as I'm also looking for a set for mine Overland diesel.
Both front/rear springs has same numbers or just the front ones?
 
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Interesting as I'm also looking for a set for mine Overland diesel.
Both front/rear springs has same numbers or just the front ones?
Just the front ones, the rear did have different part #'s. I might just throw them on this weekend and see what happens. I will need to remeber to take measurements.
 

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Just the front ones, the rear did have different part #'s. I might just throw them on this weekend and see what happens. I will need to remeber to take measurements.
Just checked and my Overland has that same part number front spring. I think FCA used same one for the diesel, unless one ordered with front steel bumper i think.

May i ask, how you like the diesel fox shocks on your sport?
 
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Just checked and my Overland has that same part number front spring. I think FCA used same one for the diesel, unless one ordered with front steel bumper i think.

May i ask, how you like the diesel fox shocks on your sport?
To be completly honest i didnt notice any difference in the ride quality, however i dont really go off road but it does look better.
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