Rock Krawler Suspension

There are things that are based on fact that can be backed up by hard data. Then, there are things like "ride quality" that are subjective so we do not answer with definitives as that is not our place.

Even mid arm versus long arm, there are some really big differences, but what is best for the end consumer is up to them and based on many factors.

RK

Invest2m4

Yeah, I realized that after the fact, but I was afraid to try and change the old school cryptic code language to fix it...

Rock Krawler Suspension

Are we missing something? Where did the posts go?

We have tried to post facts regarding our products and we will leave it at that. For those who want to debate, good, better, best and opinions, that is great. That is what open forums are for, but that is the debate we just do not wish to take part in. There are a lot of good products out there. This looks like a good place to exit this thread. Good luck with your builds...

RK

DEADGUY11

First i never said best lift..... And for the record I've rode in teraflex, superlift, full traction and Currie lifts with all different shock packages. Saying you have the best lift is ridiculous.

Invest2m4

I think he is referring to the post by Ten2ndNova, which contained the comment "Rock krawler has the best lift on the market. Period."

azxr

Not that it matters now but if you highlight (select) the text with your mouse (if you are using a regular computer) the background turns to white and you can easily read it.

GJeep

As you surely know, no engineering or calculations can replace the butt-feel of the racing driver for fine adjustments. The sensitivity of experienced drivers for slight changes, is not something I'd disregard, or replace with 'data'. But lets leave it at that.

GJeep

That's one of those "why didn't I think of it"... Thanks !

Stubicon

You're not missing anything. There are just some on the forums that do not believe in one size fits all or buying a lift off the shelf. There's just too many variables in each persons specific build to satisfy their exact needs. Therefore they will nitpick the lift to death and exploit any weakness it might have. They've most likely come to this point by having been an end user of an OTS lift before and putting it through its paces thus finding any weak points. Now they have moved on to building custom setups that suit their specific needs and are simply encouraging others to do more then just simply buy a lift off the shelf because some random forum member said it's the best lift ever.

I'm actually glad the manufacturers like yourself get on the forums and take part in debates. If anything it should help with your R&D. Having a direct line of communication to your primary customer base and being able to hear exactly what they want is practically like having the ability to open up their wallets.

Rock Krawler Suspension

That is why we are out there every day doing what we do! We don't sponsor people to put our name on the side of the rig, we do it! Everything we do is about making a better product, learning and moving forward. But on a forum, that is subjective information that people want to talk about, ride quality etc is subjective to the butt in the seat so we try to leave that information out of our discussions. Of course we like the way our products ride and perform, but again performance is subjective as well. As a manufacturer being subjective on a forum brings in a lot of gray areas. Have a good weekend all!

RK