99 springs and coils

[Patmac]

OK, just looking for an answer that is short and sweet. If I put new 99 tall springs and coils (front and back) with new Bilstein 4600's front and rear on a 98 Limited (all stock) what will the outcome be? How much taller will it sit? Will I need longer brake lines or anything I'm not thinking of. Looking for answers from someone who's done this. Thanks

 

[Charlene]

It all depends on how old and saggy your previous suspension was. No matter what you will see atleast an inch of "lift" compared to the stock suspension. Since you only lifted it ~1" you won't need to replace anything else since that's not enough lift to have a big enough effect on anything else. Just plug and play and you're good to go!

 

[mtbtim]

I put 99 coils on the rear of my 2000 and I did gain 1 inch. Can't speak to the front because I didn't replace them. As [MENTION=108611]Charlene[/MENTION] stated, you will not need to replace any brake lines. The stock lines will work fine.

 

[A.Wilson013]

NEW 99 coils should put your hub to fender measurement to 21" in the front, and 21.5" in the rear. When we put these springs on my friend's 2000 Sport Edition these are the numbers we both expected and saw.

Whatever yours is at now, subtract it from those numbers and that'll be very close to the lift you'll achieve.

 

[Cuco]

I have a 98 4WD with new 99 tall Springs on the front and OME 906 on the rear with stock shocks all around and the stock break lines work fine.


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