Some better pics of new 4" RC lift, control arms, stabilizer, etc
11-22-2011, 10:19 AM
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Some better pics of new 4" RC lift, control arms, stabilizer, etc
Pics I posted yesterday were awful quality. These are much better. The JK rides better than stock now. So glad I finally upgraded from the 2.5BB.
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11-22-2011, 10:39 AM
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I bought the basic RC 4" lift with 2.2 shocks but without control arms. I then bought Rustys control arms, a steering stabilizer, RC quick disconnects. Coils are coils and the shocks are pretty decent. I spent the extra money on all the extras and I'm glad I did. Do not use cam bolts!
11-22-2011, 10:48 AM
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Why did you go with the 4" over the 3.5"?
I'm looking at all of these kits right now. From the 3.25 up.
3.5 seems the most complete...I actually talked to someone at RC yesterday and they said the 3.5 is the way to go.
Just wondering what influenced your decision.
BTW
Jeep looks rad.
Thanks
RJ
I'm looking at all of these kits right now. From the 3.25 up.
3.5 seems the most complete...I actually talked to someone at RC yesterday and they said the 3.5 is the way to go.
Just wondering what influenced your decision.
BTW
Jeep looks rad.
Thanks
RJ
11-22-2011, 10:51 AM
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Why did you go with the 4" over the 3.5"?
I'm looking at all of these kits right now. From the 3.25 up.
3.5 seems the most complete...I actually talked to someone at RC yesterday and they said the 3.5 is the way to go.
Just wondering what influenced your decision.
BTW
Jeep looks rad.
Thanks
RJ
I'm looking at all of these kits right now. From the 3.25 up.
3.5 seems the most complete...I actually talked to someone at RC yesterday and they said the 3.5 is the way to go.
Just wondering what influenced your decision.
BTW
Jeep looks rad.
Thanks
RJ
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11-22-2011, 04:47 PM
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Looks Good! I also chose the 3.5 series II for my '12 jku and am very happy with it, especially for $450. For you guys looking to order one of the R/C kits be sure to call R/C directly and mention that you are a forum member....10% discount. I had many questions for the R/C staff and the were more than happy to help me with all of them - great customer service and very easy to get a hold of!