rj'sjeep

WHAT di any of you know about pro comp lifts?

afpilot82

They're cheap and incomplete. There are plenty of reviews on the site if you search a little.

nthinuf

Look up Trans America Auto Parts. (4wp, 4wd, RE, whoever else they own...)

Any time you walk in to a 4wheelparts, ProComp and/or Rubicon Express are what the counter guru says you need. Best thing since sliced bread. Promise. You can trust me!



Start with the thread stuck to the top of this modified area. Figure out what the different components are/do, and why you might want one instead of another. Then look at the components that come in the lift you want, and ask yourself if those are what you want. (ex. it comes with a drop pitman, is that the form of steering correction you want? It comes with cam bolts, is that the form of caster correction you want?)

rj'sjeep

Normally I wouldn't even ask but I was looking at a new jeep and it already had lift bmpers winch and stuff. and the lift was pro comp. I like a more complete approach and build my pwn lift using high quality stuff. OME terra flex monster bar and bilstein shocks etc. I didn't like the way it drove it feel like it wandered and on new jeep that was not acceptable Thanks why I asked

Thanks to all

nthinuf

That isn't lift quality, more likely it is low caster. If you are interested in that particular jeep, have them print the alignment specs. When you see that the caster is indeed low, make them add drop brackets or adjustable arms.