Shock Problem?

[KrazyKarl02]

Yeah, seems like it. Now I just have to find someone to help me fix it

Go do some jumps, it will probably seat itself... Atleast that is what I would do.

[crdub09]

Just disconnect the rear shocks & swaybay and have someone sit on the wheel hub while you finagle the spring back into position. Thats what I did... Oh and watch the droop on the driveshaft, dont want to bind that up.

[MR.ZAP]

Where is the RTI ramp? I think i'll just flex the **** out of the rear and then beat on the spring until it reseats

[FJAggie07]

You want to beat on your shock?!?

[BroncoJo]

You want to beat on your shock?!?

spring

[breckboarder55]

Some spring retainers might help you out in the future.

[85cj7]

Where is the RTI ramp? I think i'll just flex the **** out of the rear and then beat on the shock until it reseats

dexter backyard

[MR.ZAP]

Some spring retainers might help you out in the future.

It has one, popped over the lip

[breckboarder55]

Spring retainer as something that holds the spring in place and to keep the spring from unseating/rotating...

[MR.ZAP]

I dunno how on earth that would work though???

[85cj7]

Pretty sure Adam is referring to something like this. . . http://www.ballisticfabrication.com/...er_p_1460.html

not just a rolled edge of a spring bucket to keep the spring seated.

[breckboarder55]

More of something that literally clips the spring into place:
http://www.currieenterprises.com/ces...t.aspx?id=2852

I see no reason why this could not work? http://zoneoffroad.com/product-acc?ki=97&gr=

[MR.ZAP]

But wouldn't that require me to drill into my pucks??? That would be retarded

[robertf03]

http://www.expeditionexchange.com/ca...cat=272&page=1

[breckboarder55]

But wouldn't that require me to drill into my pucks??? That would be retarded

... You drill into the spring perch/mount on the axle side...