Grand Cherokee ZJ, 1993-1998, Front Adjustable Coil Spacer Pro

SKU: JKS2700

ACOS Pro Adjustable Coil Spacer Features

Variable length coil spring spacer allows convenient ride height adjustments without removing any suspension components
Adjustable lift height from 1-3/8" to 3-1/4"
Compensates for uneven load distribution, spring settling, and sagging
Instantly increases vehicle ride height upon installation for immediate benefits
Hydraulic bump shock progressively raises compression damping to prevent suspension from bottoming out
Increases vehicle stability and handling on all types of terrain and at any speed
Improves ride quality and towing stability when supporting heavy loads

Important Notes
Most vehicles require additional parts or modifications to accommodate the immediate increase in ride height.
Installation requires vehicle modifications - refer to instructions.

Pricing: $929.49

Description

ACOS Pro; Adjustable Coil Spacer Pro; Front; Variable height coil spring spacer with bump shock; Lifts vehicle 1.375 to 3.25 in.; Attaches directly to upper spring mount; Billet aluminum construction; Steel threaded tube; Zinc plated; Pair

Replacement Parts

3/8" -16 x 1-1/4" Socket Head Cap Screw

93307

Price: $0.86

5/16" -18 Nylock Nut

37021

Price: $0.06

5/16" -18 x 1-1/4" Socket Head Cap Screw

93257

Price: $0.56

Adjuster Ring

03114

Price: $20.76

Bump Shock Adapter

03131

Price: $20.64

Bump Shock Jam Nut

RFC/SN50

Price: $0.06

Isolator Pad

M03332-bk-01

Price: $8.44

Reinforcement Ring

03129

Price: $11.36

Overview

Choosing the ideal coil springs for your Jeep is never easy, and once you've made your decision it's even more difficult to change your mind. To choose correctly, a seemingly infinite number of variables must be considered. Just a few of the more important variables include: vehicle weight, tire clearance, ride quality, lift height, and shock valving. Failing to consider any of these variables virtually guarantees that vehicle performance and comfort will suffer. Even if you're lucky enough to choose correctly the first time, statistics show that most Jeep enthusiasts will make future alterations that render the existing springs incompatible.