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Avoid Rough Country 😂 . Poor post college 3 job me (at least I was the one paying for my jeep and parts w/o help BUT) made the dumb choice of getting an RC and while it never busted or broke on me, the ride was bleh and cheap, and the rear started to get kind of floaty. I'd commit the money to a Rock Krawler/JKS/EVO kit (be aware that these manufacturers are having some large delays (4-12 weeks between some).
-Julia
-Julia
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How are the teraflex lifts have been thinking going with them
They would be a great option as well. All in all, it'll come down to what you plan to do with your jeep and how much you're willing to spend.
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All lifts kits are shit bags of compromise.
Since you've provided absolutely no details about your budget, intended usage, intended lift height, tire size, door count, etc, your question is moot.
Don't take advice from the puppy mill on which dog to buy.
Since you've provided absolutely no details about your budget, intended usage, intended lift height, tire size, door count, etc, your question is moot.
Don't take advice from the puppy mill on which dog to buy.
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This. 👆
A guy comes to a site with a decade of archived tech on suspension....you know what..go with Teraflex. It ain't the best, and it ain't the cheapest, and it ain't the most ethical, but fuck it. Dennis has funny infomercials on youtube.
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Watch out for big tires. They bend axles.
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That is the preferred lift of Jesus and the 12 disciples.
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Nothing wrong with a kit that has drop brackets and stock arms if all you want to do is FSRs and run bigger tires.
Which lift kit did you end up getting for your jeep?
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