stiebertw

Im looking to get the 3.5" Entry level suspension system by rock krawler. Anybody running this? I know its entry level, but what do people think about it?

nthinuf

Read this one in the Suspension FAQ's:

"Q: What is Caster? How much do I need?"


(they make a great product, just pointing out a big deficiency in most/all of the 'entry' level kits)

robin

I haven't seen exactly the lift you're talking about, but I think RC is a great brand, their products have gotten better over the years!

sa29560

Just for giggles i like to look at that Sweet long arm set up they have with the three link rear suspension. If i stumbled upon three grand, it would be on its way

ARM2004

good product and great customer service. i have the 3.5 x factor plus that moved the rear end back one inch and converted it to a 3 link! love it!

Biggy

I would step up to the mid arm kit which I have. Gives you the control arms and some more goodies. Drives like a dream.

jeeperjkjeeper

brother ika has this kit...maybe he can shed some light on the subject for ya!

Rock Krawler Suspension

The 3.5" Entry Level System is being dicontinued at the first of the year. The only systems that we will be offering without control arms will be the 2.5" Stock Mod and the BBLT Kit. The 3.5" Entry Level System is designed for guys that want to step up to that height, but already have some components that are useful to dial in a JK at that height. The starting point for our systems for the JK at the 3.5" Lift Height at the first of the year will be the 3.5" Mid Arm Flex System....

If you already have front adjustable lower control arms of any make and or steel brake lines or brake line relocation brackets up front, then the 3.5" Entry Level System is a plug and play for you!

Have a good weekend.

RK