can these be used on a non-lifted cj-7?
1313363
I would agree with Stangman. As long as the hook ups are the same, you shouldnt have a problem with them. They are suppose to work with jeeps from stock up to 3" of lift.
1313364
All shocks are rated for a specific weight....if your CJ-7 is close to the weight and the shock length (Travel) is the same or the shock travel can be alittle more BUT not less as it will pull the shocks apart if the new ones have a shorter travel length....You can look all the specs up on your jeep factory shocks and these pro comp shockes online to get information on them.....if they are close to the same ratings and specs...and they mount the same i dont see why you couldnt use them...should be fine....
1519456
Negative. If you are using these on the front of a Jeep the factory bumper bolts will be too short (pick up new longer grade 8 bolts)
531064
I wouldn't think so, they are a specific part number for a 79 jeep cj5 I ordered them as factory replacement for my CJ5
1764270
Put mine on a cj7. Fit great bolt right upComfortable and they look great. Use same bracket. I put seat cover on mine.
134668
I don't see why it wouldn't. My only concern is that they may be too tall. If you use them correctly (on front, or back, but not both on the same side) you should be fine, just remember to use something to chock the wheels, as what you are lifting may roll more easily than a car. But you could get really nice clearance if you needed to do work from underneath the four wheeler/tractor.
2185741
I would not think you needed these jacks unless your class c came with something like them originally. They are not designed to lift only stabilize after jacking up
2129081
It depends on the lift, but you should be able to with no problem. We just use a simple lift and it works fine.
1049945
Depending the size level blocks. These will provide about 1.5" lift. You don't want to go over 2.75" of lift or your alignment and cv axles won't operate properly. So just add 1.5" to your lift block and if it's over 2.75" then I would say no
524404
My cover is over a 79 CJ-7. It will fit just right over your 80 CJ-7. I would not recommend this company or its cover for any covering over any vehicle. Sorry for this bad review but this cover is so thin you can see light through it. It was to have a zipper on the drivers side but had none. I have not tried to see if it will turn water but I have my doubts on this. I think if you use this cover while towing it will tear and blow off at any speed above 40 MPH. If I were you I would spend the extra money and get a stronger cover for a cover and towing. Good luck if you buy this cover.
440897
As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
1319834
I dont have them on my jeep, however by just looking at them I would say no, not without modification.
837090
Yes...I have them on my CZ 75B. They take a bit of work to get on but there are a lot of videos on the net that show you how to do it.
595896
Will these work to hold a coax under a lift gate without crushing the coax ?
431554
Honestly, can't answer this. I can answer the basics but this is a question for a mechanic. If you have any sort of lift these may not work for you
474012
I used them on thicker springs for my 2010 jeep grand Cherokee and they did just fine. The only thing is that you can't lock the push pins in on larger springs.
1480183
Yes, They will fit. You may have to balance it after you get the panel on the up and flat on the lift. Just shift it a couple of inches and it will be ready to go up. The 12' length will not be a problem.
1343234
Not sure. They don't come off easily and I'm afraid to use force in case I would loosen or break the joints.