front suspension dilemma

[kjweston]

Alright, so i had a spacer lift but soon realized they are pieces of sh*t.

I'm looking to spend as little money as possible but get front coils/struts that i wont have to worry about down the road.
Question:
Do i have to use OME NS131 Struts with the OME 927's? or could i use Rancho RSX17505 Struts with those same coils? since the Rancho ones are significantly cheaper i would like to go with those but just wanna make sure they are compatible with the OME coils.

Question 2: $331.55+ shipping is the best price i could find for the front OME927's and Rancho RSX17505 Struts. Anyone know where to find a better deal on same or similar product? OME NS131 Struts would boost the price to $461.80 +shipping

any info would help thanks, Chase

 

[Ry' N Jen]

Alright, so i had a spacer lift but soon realized they are pieces of sh*t.

I'm looking to spend as little money as possible but get front coils/struts that i wont have to worry about down the road.
Question:
Do i have to use OME NS131 Struts with the OME 927's? or could i use Rancho RSX17505 Struts with those same coils? since the Rancho ones are significantly cheaper i would like to go with those but just wanna make sure they are compatible with the OME coils.

Question 2: $331.55+ shipping is the best price i could find for the front OME927's and Rancho RSX17505 Struts. Anyone know where to find a better deal on same or similar product? OME NS131 Struts would boost the price to $461.80 +shipping

any info would help thanks, Chase

Yes you can!
I just ordered a Standard Frankenlift I:
Read the discription below.
Here a link to All J Products as well.
http://www.boulderbars.com/frankenlift.htm

Standard Frankenlift I: $851.84
The Standard Frankenlift Kit uses Pre-Assembled Rancho 17505 Front Struts, OME927 H/D Front and Rear OME948 H/D Coil Springs, Rear Rancho 17004 Shocks, All J Products Proprietary Poly Parts, Left and Right Daystar Upper Strut Plates, All Hardware needed and all stem cushions needed, and Rear extended Bump Stops. Also included with each kit is an original artwork Frankenlifted Decal!

 

[kjweston]

i know i would love to get one of those high quality lifts. but i'm only sixteen and pay for everything on my jeep so budget friendly is my most important goal. but i see i've learned my lesson with the budget budget spacer lift.
there's nothing really wrong with my rear its my front that has sagged so much so im thinking i'm just gonna go OME/Rancho up there.

 

[Ry' N Jen]

i know i would love to get one of those high quality lifts. but i'm only sixteen and pay for everything on my jeep so budget friendly is my most important goal. but i see i've learned my lesson with the budget budget spacer lift.
there's nothing really wrong with my rear its my front that has sagged so much so im thinking i'm just gonna go OME/Rancho up there.

You can just buy the OME coil springs or you can buy just the front half of the Frankenlift separate if you do not need a whole lift kit.
And then when you some more money saved up you can then buy the rear components.
Again go to All J products website and read up on it!
Heres their link for you:
http://www.boulderbars.com/frankenlift.htm

Cheers
Ry'

 

[ATXKJ]

Rancho struts with OME springs will work fine - and it's the cheapest - good lift out there.

 

[tommudd]

OME springs and Ranchos for over 80,000 miles best bang for the buck. I buy most of mine for myself and customers from AllJs or OK 4WD www.ok4wd.com. Also one set from 4X4 Connection , all about the same price