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Old 06-06-2009, 09:32 PM
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was looking at some lift options tonight and wondering if anyone has tried this one from rough country. http://roughcountry.com/jeep_jk_2.html

I would want to try it with just the shock relocation brackets for now. I run an 08 X with rubicon wheels and tires. I simply want a little more space to play with/look better for right now. I wheel a little pretty much every w/e but I dont wheel very aggressively as this is my DD and has to get me to work on monday. I dont want to drop a whole lot of money into replacing my shocks because I am eventually going to do a complete lift system around 4" I just want a little something to hold me over till the cash comes my way for a good quality kit . With that said I really hope this BB isnt garbage that is gonna grenade something, any thoughts greatly appreciated, thanx in advance.
Old 06-06-2009, 09:35 PM
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Lots of people running this lift. Try a search up top, you'll find a bunch of threads on it. There is also an install write-up in the, you guessed it, write-ups area.
Old 06-07-2009, 07:01 AM
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as mentioned, there are lots of folks running this lift now and are quite happy with it. i have installed installed a few of these kits as well can tell you that it's quite easy to do.
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I am running the 2.5 coil spring lift and happy with it
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Old 06-07-2009, 08:02 AM
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Been running it since Jan' 08. Have not tested it much offroading but it has been spotless. I did add FT adjustable front and rear track bars so my cost was much higher, but now, i'm set if I want to go coil lift, etc... As noted, you will still have some rake, even though it is a staggered lift.

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awesome those pix look great I was more concerned with the shock extensions then anything else... I guess I wanted to make sure there werent too many horror storys of extension bars snapping or something like that. Thanx for the feedback and the pix the rigs look great
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Originally Posted by RubiRedRider
I know this is a total hijack... but I hate seeing 4 doors with the bikini, windjammer, dust cover combo. It makes me want to run out and buy a 4 door.



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