The TJ Rear Coil Correction Kit fixes the bowed, leaning rear coil springs that plague lifted Jeep Wrangler TJ and LJ builds. When you lift a TJ, the factory coil seats no longer sit square under the spring, so the coil bows and can unseat on flex. These CNC-bent brackets re-index the lower seat for a straight, properly loaded spring — and give you the option to move to a 1 in. stretched location for a longer, more stable wheelbase.
Key Features
- CNC laser cut and CNC bent from 3/16 in. thick steel for a weld-in bracket that outlasts the factory stampings
- CAD-designed using models sourced directly from Chrysler for exact frame fitment
- Choose stock location or a 1 in. stretch position to push the axle rearward
- Factory trackbar mount location is etched into the plate as a cutout reference
- Etched alignment mark speeds up square, repeatable installation
- Accepts the factory jounce cup and bolt so your OEM bump stop hardware carries over
Fitment & Compatibility
Fits the Jeep Wrangler TJ (1997-2006) and the longer-wheelbase LJ Unlimited. This is a weld-on part for the rear frame coil seat area and is intended for coil-sprung TJ/LJ chassis. Pairs naturally with front frame work such as the TJ Front Frame Coil Buckets for OEM Bumpstops when you are refreshing rusted or abused factory coil mounts.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 3/16 in. thick steel |
| Manufacturing | CNC laser cut and CNC bent |
| Design | CAD-modeled from Chrysler data |
| Location options | Stock or 1 in. stretch |
| Installation | Weld-on |
| Fitment | Jeep Wrangler TJ/LJ (1997-2006) |
What's in the Box
- TJ rear coil correction brackets (kit)
- Reuses factory jounce cup and bolt
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my Jeep?
Yes, if it is a coil-sprung Jeep Wrangler TJ (1997-2006) or LJ Unlimited. It is designed around Chrysler CAD data for the TJ/LJ rear frame.
Does the kit require welding?
Yes. The correction brackets are weld-on parts. Plan on a MIG welder, clean bare metal, and the etched alignment mark to index them square before you lay a bead.
What is the difference between stock and 1 in. stretch?
Stock location keeps the axle in the factory position with corrected spring seat angle. The 1 in. stretch position shifts the rear axle back roughly an inch for a slightly longer wheelbase and improved climbing stability.
Why do I need coil correction after a lift?
Lifting a TJ changes the angle of the spring seat, which makes the rear coils bow and can let them unseat during articulation. This kit re-indexes the lower seat so the spring stays straight and properly captured.
Can I keep my factory bump stops?
Yes. The bracket accepts the factory jounce cup and bolt, so your OEM bump stop hardware transfers over.
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