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Enhance your vehicle's ride height and control with precision-engineered springs.
Old Man Emu offers a specialized range of coil springs designed to enhance vehicle performance by increasing ride height while improving ride control. These springs are formed on precision mandrels, ensuring a consistent and reliable product. The scragging process before and after shot peening prevents sagging, maintaining the integrity of the springs over time.
This set of two coil springs is engineered to provide a lift height of 2-1/2 to 3-1/2 inches, making it suitable for various applications. The springs feature constant and variable rate coils, allowing for customization based on specific vehicle needs. Each coil spring end configuration is designed to exact specifications, guaranteeing a perfect fit for your vehicle.
The durable powder coat finish in black not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also provides additional protection against corrosion and wear. When paired with Old Man Emu shock absorbers, these coil springs create a fully integrated system that optimizes performance and handling.
Features
- Springs Are Formed On Precision Mandrels
- Scragging Before And After Shot Peening To Prevent Sagging
- Constant And Variable Rate Coils Available For Multiple Applications
- Coil Spring End Configurations Designed To Exact Specifications Guaranteeing Perfect Fitment To Your Vehicle
- Durable Powder Coat Finish
Specifications
- Manufacturer: ARB
- Manufacturer Part Number: 3136
- Lift Height (IN): 2-1/2 Inch To 3-1/2 Inch
- Drop Amount (IN): 0 Inch
- Quantity: Set Of 2
- Free Length (IN): 16.33 To 16.73 Inch
- Spring Rate: 160 Pounds Per Square Inch
- Finish: Powder Coated
- Color: Black
Compatibility / Fit
- 2018-2025 Jeep Wrangler JL
Technical Documents
Shipping & Returns
- This product ships within the continental USA only.
- This product typically ships within 1 to 3 business days.
- Returns are accepted within 30 days for items in like-new condition. For complete details, please see our return policy.
