Rock Krawler X-FactorMid Arm 3.5 System
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Rock Krawler X-FactorMid Arm 3.5 System
I am going to receive my Rubicon in the coming weeks. I am considering install the Rock Krawler X-FactorMid Arm 3.5 System Lift. I am wanting to keep as much as possible the factory ride. Do not want stiff springs, this will be my daily driver.
If you have this lift, please comment on it
Thank you for your time.
If you have this lift, please comment on it
Thank you for your time.
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I have the 2.5" one and I love it. Have regular fox shocks. Have ran bilsteins and those were fine also. Maybe check out the RK RRD shocks. Kings are nice but your going to spend as much on just shocks as the kit itself. Might as well go coilovers if spending that kind of money.
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I have the 2.5 Max Travel with Bilstein 5100 shocks and it rides better than stock. I net over 3.5" of lift on my 2dr which make 33's look like golf balls. I went with 2.5 to minimize future costs.
The only thing I thought could have been better in the kit were the sway bar links, mine are damn noisy.
The only thing I thought could have been better in the kit were the sway bar links, mine are damn noisy.
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I have the 2.5 Max Travel with Bilstein 5100 shocks and it rides better than stock. I net over 3.5" of lift on my 2dr which make 33's look like golf balls. I went with 2.5 to minimize future costs. The only thing I thought could have been better in the kit were the sway bar links, mine are damn noisy.
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Not sure how they are supposed to be but my rear link bushings are not flush with the sleeve that makes contact with the sway bar. As for the front I haven't had a issue with them except they move side to side and make noise like something is loose when I hit bumps. I don't think the noise is from having the quick release pin installed instead of the nut and not sure if I could make it go away so I just pretend I don't hear it.
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Not sure how they are supposed to be but my rear link bushings are not flush with the sleeve that makes contact with the sway bar. As for the front I haven't had a issue with them except they move side to side and make noise like something is loose when I hit bumps. I don't think the noise is from having the quick release pin installed instead of the nut and not sure if I could make it go away so I just pretend I don't hear it.
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