Rusty's vs Rough Country shocks?
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Both have bump stops. RC is external, and Rusty's is internal. Having the external might be nice for removing mud/dirt, but they may degrade quicker.
More testing...
More testing...
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Love my 2.2s. They handle great on the road and off. So people say they are a little rougher ride but I cannot realy tell the difference. I third trying both sets.
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I received the kit. YES! And it came with extras...
A tire relocation bracket for a TJ. Skyjacker rear sway bar links. These will be put to good use.
It also came with these. What are they?
A tire relocation bracket for a TJ. Skyjacker rear sway bar links. These will be put to good use.
It also came with these. What are they?
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LIFT is IN!!! Onto Rausch Creek next weekend, 1/31, for testing.
I put in the Rusty's shocks first. Impression: stiffer than stock, but that is not unexpected. Ran over a railroad track, and I wasn't bounced around as much as stock. Nice.
I put in the Rusty's shocks first. Impression: stiffer than stock, but that is not unexpected. Ran over a railroad track, and I wasn't bounced around as much as stock. Nice.