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04-15-2014 | 10:55 AM

#81

kylelever

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From: Jasper, GA

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Originally Posted by hair2831

Which kit did you get? I got the RC series ii lift and I think it rides just fine. Very comparable to my stock Jeep.

Probably not the series 2. I dont even see my lift on thier website. This is what I got:
2007-2012 4wd Jeep JK 2-Door 2.5" Suspension by Rough Country - JeepHut

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04-15-2014 | 11:37 AM

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AwdDude

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From: Katy, TX

Sometimes i wish i got a 2 door instead of a 4 door, although my 4 door has really grown on me lately. I kinda wish i had gotten the PS BFH front bumper instead of my RC hybrid stinger, but it was so inexpensive in the long run its not that big a deal. besides it has taken its fair share of abuse on the trails and is no worst for it.

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04-15-2014 | 11:41 AM

#83

hair2831

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From: Aiken, SC

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Originally Posted by kylelever

Probably not the series 2. I dont even see my lift on thier website. This is what I got: 2007-2012 4wd Jeep JK 2-Door 2.5" Suspension by Rough Country - JeepHut

Ok. Not sure if true but my kit came with the n2.0 shocks. Some say they are better, I dunno cause I have not ridden on the older models. My kit also came with lower control arms and trackbar brackets, and a drop pitman arm. All those things probably make the kit a bit smoother. I'm sure there are better kits out there but I have been pretty satisfied with mine so far after a year and a half of use. Good luck getting your Jeep sorted out to your liking.

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04-15-2014 | 02:13 PM

#84

WARLOCK

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From: Laurentians, Quebec, Canada

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Originally Posted by jeepmojo

that's why I traded my sport didn't have the stuff that comes with a rubicon ( if your building something to drop of rocks I could see replacing but over all I see no sence of changing everything that came with rubicon )
4.10s and low transfer case, e. sway bar , d 44s , lockers , or stickers ,

some people are happy with a stock sport for that matter . I see more stock ones on the road than modified here in the north . I liked the simplicity of my 2011 motor over the complex 3.6 in my 12 that's kinda a regret ! cant even change plugs in the 3.6 I think its stupid

If you are planning to run 35s and want to keep your jeep as much stock as possible, a rubicon is perfect. If you have a great budget and plan to run tires over 35'' a sahara or sport might make sens since you will need to replace your axles anyway. And also you will sit higher on 37+ so you wiould see some advantages going with a currie anti-rock swaybar system.

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04-15-2014 | 02:55 PM

#85

Maertz

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From: Neenah, Wisconsin

I broke alot of stock stuff on my jeep on 35s. Depends how you wheel, may be plenty for some. Also tire size isn't really the big cause of body roll where you need to look at an antirock...

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04-15-2014 | 04:25 PM

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WARLOCK

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From: Laurentians, Quebec, Canada

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Originally Posted by Maertz

I broke alot of stock stuff on my jeep on 35s. Depends how you wheel, may be plenty for some. Also tire size isn't really the big cause of body roll where you need to look at an antirock...

I know, lift height play more with center of gravity and weight balance but usually the bigger the tires the higher the lift with stock fenders.

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