Bouncing around on the trail is fun— to a certain point. After that, you're dragging your undercarriage against rough terrain and pushing the limits of your underbody skid plates. Nobody wants to end a great day of off-roading by bottoming out over a bumpy path, so make sure that your suspension system is in good condition before you head out to the backcountry. Seemingly inconsequential components like leaf spring perches make all the difference. If you don't know where to start, we have plenty of information about each and every part right here in the product descriptions.

Attaching Your Perch
Installing your new leaf spring perch is, unfortunately, not a simple plug and play proposition. However, like most things in the jeeping world, the hard work you put into your leaf spring perches weld on process pays off big time in satisfaction and money saved. If you don't know how to weld, or you don't have the equipment, you might want to ask for a hand on this particular project.

When To Install a Spring Perch
If you're doing an axle swap, then chances are you're going to need a leaf spring perch kit in order to ride correctly on your new setup. Even the smallest changes you make to your suspension or drivetrain system necessitate alterations to the way the entire system works. Big alterations like swapping out an axle require big changes.

What You Need
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