'05 Wrangler Suspension Question

[AbsolutEdge]

I put a long arm suspension lift kit on my '05 Wrangler Rubicon and am wanting to sell the OEM parts off of my jeep. I am not sure exactly what all of the parts are or how much I should ask. They were on my Jeep for less than 100 miles. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

[gmbtj]

try selling them on JeepForum.com in the for sale section. they can usually fetch over 150 easily, especially since u have the control arms and that good stuff.

[AbsolutEdge]

I was going to list them on ebay but I wasn't sure what exactly to put in the description.

[Marlon_JBT]

um, 2005 Jeep Wrangler TJ springs and control arms. 100 miles.

add to that as you see fit. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

[gmbtj]

and dont forget to say that they are the rubicon springs, as that adds value to them bc the springs give a higher stance. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tu.gif

[mikea]

I don't think the rubicons springs are any different. The part number on mine matched some springs off a non-rubi TJ

[AbsolutEdge]

I know the rubicon sits higher than the other TJ's but why that is, I could not tell you. I have posted them on ebay, but if anyone here is interested, please let me know!

[Marlon_JBT]

Well, if the springs are no different...

The only explanation is the fact that the tires are taller.

[Fred]

LAndon bought Rubicon Springs and they had the same part number as his. Micah bought Unlimited Rubicon Springs, now that is a different part nuimber.

[Micah]

I think that either the wrangler X has the rubi springs or all wranglers switched to them after a certain year.

[Fred]

I think they all have them because there is nothing special about the X and it doesn't sit any higher than others.

[BillM]

The Rubi Unlimited springs have a different spring rate. They will hold more weight without sagging.