Will this work to compress Jeep JK springs?
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Hello Chris,Here is more information found on this product.Wilmar W89322 Professional Strut Spring Compressor for most automotive and light truck applications includes locking pins for additional safety. Drop forged steel construction, replacement parts available, bilingual instructions included.Thank you.
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Yes, you stock JK shocks will work just fine! If you have any other questions, let us know...-Jason
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Well I will say it worked better on spring with bigger spaced coils but I don't think the spring might be to big for this tool because I have not seen every spring out there thou.
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I'm not sure this will compress the direction you want. These are end cap compressions, not side compression. But for the diameter of most thermarests, I would think small would work. I use these for either my clothes for backpacking or my summer weight sleeping bag. I can compress the small size with my sleeping bag to a little more than softball size.
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Sure will. It will push the tires out a tad, but that's what you need when you go up in tire size as well. Have these on my '08 JK with a 2.5" Lift.
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Which jeep? I removed mine from the JK, they just get in the way. This doesn't fit the JK anyway, I used zipties and it works okay but it clearly isn't meant for it.
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I would think so. I compresses pretty flat. When it arrived in the mail, it was only about 1/2' thick. It plumps up rather quickly! Hope it works for you.
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No, you will be fine with either a JK or a JKU. Save your money and invest in a set of shock extenders or a set of lengthier shocks all together to accommodate for the extra lift. Being an 08, personally, I would skip the extenders if you are still running the stockers and go ahead and invest in a new set of quality (OME, TeraFlex, Bilstein, etc.) replacements. Hope this helps.
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No. This is specifically engineered for a Jeep JK 2007 to current. If you have a shaking problem, take a really good look at your rims and tires. If that's not the problem then look into your suspension.
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Not sure, but you don't need any spacers to run these on a jk. I installed these myself after I got a 3.5" lift kit installed. Back spacing is perfect to run these without wheel spacers or any other mods
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I believe it would, although it might be a little tight. My plates were about 11" and there was still quite a bit of stretchiness to the springs. I think it should work just fine! :)
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I really do not see why it would not work --I ALWAYS use the jack at the axle or at the shock absorber joints and have had NO problems , just need enough room to use the lever --it is kinda short
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Yes and no. The remover will do fine because that just works by hitting it with a hammer. The installer I've ne had work with a hammer tho and dual springs may be a bit much to compress by just pushing. If you are strong enough to compress double valve springs then both will work though.
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No, I would find something beefier. These are not rated for anything bigger than standard car springs.if I were you, I would remove the struts and take them somewhere to have them compress and replace your springs onto the new struts. They should not charge you much for doing this , .hope this helps you
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I have installed the shock so I cannot answers your questions, but I can say that the shock work great. You will have to use the skinniest spring compressor you can find or the it will bind against the shock. (Real pain with wrong tools)
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That depends on if it starts when you get it, mine had no compression when i received it. Yes it should
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I just use it for my Cherokee after off-roading. I'm not sure it will handle the higher pressure required for motor home tires. Guess you could try it and if it didn't work. send it back.