Yes I was about ready to say that , I have them on my 4" lift and it made a difference

 

Could I use the cam bolts now and soon switch to the control arm relocation brackets?

 

Once you put the cam bolts in you will have to deal with them , it's better not to put them and drive a little till you get the RC brackets , the cams are not going to give you that much of a noticeable difference so it better to not use them and just get the brackets , the reason I say this is from experience I did what you are doing

 

The 4" kit didn't come with new lower control arms? My 3.5" kit did and I ordered an adjustable track bar at the same time. My Jeep drives just like stock once I re-centered the axle.

 

Thanks for all the relpies. I just looked at financials and I am going to suck it up and just by the front adjustable lower control arms that Rough Country sells.

 

NOOOOO!!! Friends don't let friends use Rough Country parts!

 

That is definitely the way to go and worth the extra investment

 

I still don't understand all the RC hate

Lots of guys are running their lifts without issues. Why would I spend 2 grand on a lift I can get for $500??? Sure the more expensive kit will be more durable for serious wheeling but for those of us that don't run little sluice or similar trails RC products work just fine.

 

I ordered my first lift from Rough Country. Installed it. Blew out a front shock 6 weeks later (no wheeling). Rough Country was nice enough to send a replacement PAIR. What i received: a set of shocks for a bronco. Not a JK. Called RC, they said no problem we will send you the right shocks and a pick up tag for those bronco shocks. What i received: a set of shock bushings and no pick up tag. Still have those shocks in a box somewhere, 3 years later.

Blew out another RC shock a couple months later.
The solution: removed RC springs and shocks, reinstalled them in the trash bin.
Skyjacker and JKS hardware. 2 years+ , 60k miles+ , lots of weekend wheeling. Still going strong.

I could argue that RC parts are not vehicle specific.
Could also argue that RC parts are not up to part.

This reminds me... i think my rear trackbar bracket is RC. Brb while i go cut it off before it breaks!

$425 sounds like a great deal for a 2" lift, doesn't it? Save yourself some future headache and $$. Spend an extra $100 for higher quality hardware.

 

I put cam bolts on and got death wobble now. Buying control arms ASAP