Frankenlift or RK? With EVO coils...
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Just my 2 cents here. I bought the RK 3.5" Mid Arm and absolutely love it. IMO it sits perfect, not too tall or low. I am running Bilstein shocks and Steering stabilizer. It still rides very smooth and handles very good on the teails, Im not into rock crawling yet because I can afford to build a rig that stout yet. In time.... Other than that, this kit lets me go on all the desert trails without any problems. I would rate my wheeling spots as about a 5-6 out of 10. I never thought of changing out springs to give a more cozy ride because I love how this kit rides. If you do decide to change springs EVO would be a very safe and solid choice. They make some fantastic stuff. I would love to get my hands on their prerunner style kit. I think they call it the Evo Lever or somethin like that. Best of luck with your hunting. Here are a couple pics of my lift on my trails and a shot to show you the regular stance.
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Just my 2 cents here. I bought the RK 3.5" Mid Arm and absolutely love it. IMO it sits perfect, not too tall or low. I am running Bilstein shocks and Steering stabilizer. It still rides very smooth and handles very good on the teails, Im not into rock crawling yet because I can afford to build a rig that stout yet. In time.... Other than that, this kit lets me go on all the desert trails without any problems. I would rate my wheeling spots as about a 5-6 out of 10. I never thought of changing out springs to give a more cozy ride because I love how this kit rides. If you do decide to change springs EVO would be a very safe and solid choice. They make some fantastic stuff. I would love to get my hands on their prerunner style kit. I think they call it the Evo Lever or somethin like that. Best of luck with your hunting. Here are a couple pics of my lift on my trails and a shot to show you the regular stance.
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Well once you get your setup be sure to let us know how it is. You have peaked my interest, I just never thought of switching springs. I love my ride, but improving it is always a plus!
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You can get a hitch equalizer or add air lift air bags to help it out. Not sure of specifics on that though. I asked a tow question and those both came up. I'll post the link later when I can get to a computer. There was a guy with a 3500lb RV he pulled (rubicon with 33 and 4.10) and he used the air lift just for that sagging issue.
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I definitely will. I'm still saving though. Got the idea because I saw all if positives reviews for RK kits but really want the EVO coils. The RK's seemed like they had a lot more in their kit for less money than the Enforcer kit.