looking to upgrade my suspension from stop to possibly 4 inch lift NEED ADVICE
I have an 08 jk unlimited 4 door only thing i have done so far is tires 33inch 12.5 17r...now i wanna go up and there are so many options to choose from im leaning towards a rough country 4 inch x series kit its gonna run me $1199.95 is this worth the coin? I cant post pics of my rig but if you guys wanan see follow th instagram
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If you want to run 4" of lift and bigger tires, you also need:
1. Aftermarket front driveshaft.
2. Drag link flip kit
3. Some reinforcements to the front axle (gusset, sleeve, outer Cs, and so on).
Don't know much about that suspension. That being said, RC makes good products, but I would still go with a suspension that has Currie Johhny Joints. The RC X-Flex joints are their attempt at johnny joints, but I have heard they are much less durable and a PITA to rebuild. Aside from that--and perhaps the shocks--it seems to have all the bases covered.
-Dawn
1. Aftermarket front driveshaft.
2. Drag link flip kit
3. Some reinforcements to the front axle (gusset, sleeve, outer Cs, and so on).
Don't know much about that suspension. That being said, RC makes good products, but I would still go with a suspension that has Currie Johhny Joints. The RC X-Flex joints are their attempt at johnny joints, but I have heard they are much less durable and a PITA to rebuild. Aside from that--and perhaps the shocks--it seems to have all the bases covered.
-Dawn
Last edited by OnBelay; Jun 9, 2013 at 11:25 PM.
If you want to run 4" of lift and bigger tires, you also need:
1. Aftermarket front driveshaft.
2. Drag link flip kit
3. Some reinforcements to the front axle (gusset, sleeve, outer Cs, and so on).
Don't know much about that suspension. That being said, RC makes good products, but I would still go with a suspension that has Currie Johhny Joints. The RC X-Flex joints are their attempt at johnny joints, but I have heard they are much less durable and a PITA to rebuild. Aside from that--and perhaps the shocks--it seems to have all the bases covered.
-Dawn
1. Aftermarket front driveshaft.
2. Drag link flip kit
3. Some reinforcements to the front axle (gusset, sleeve, outer Cs, and so on).
Don't know much about that suspension. That being said, RC makes good products, but I would still go with a suspension that has Currie Johhny Joints. The RC X-Flex joints are their attempt at johnny joints, but I have heard they are much less durable and a PITA to rebuild. Aside from that--and perhaps the shocks--it seems to have all the bases covered.
-Dawn
I mean its my daily driver so im not goin to be beating the hell out of it but i would like to have the option to do so if i wanted to....if that makes sense i could settle for less lift im not set on 4in and im planning on keeping these till they wear down
If you want 35" tires, you can run 2.5 ~ 3" lifts. Inexpensive lifts use only puck spacers between the stock springs and frame. Coil lifts replace the stock springs with longer coils. Go over 3" in lift height and costs add up due to extra items needed to correct geometry and drive train. Also you have to consider what front axel you have. If its not a rubi, you have a Dana 30. This is a concern for gearing if you want larger tires.
Shop around on manufactures too, there are others besides RC.
Another option is a leveling lift ( about 2" puck lift ) with flat fenders ( cut or bought ) and / or 1" body lift.
Shop around on manufactures too, there are others besides RC.
Another option is a leveling lift ( about 2" puck lift ) with flat fenders ( cut or bought ) and / or 1" body lift.
Last edited by BlackRockBurner; Jun 10, 2013 at 12:23 AM.
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If you want 35" tires, you can run 2.5 ~ 3" lifts. Inexpensive lifts use only puck spacers between the stock springs and frame. Coil lifts replace the stock springs with longer coils. Go over 3" in lift height and costs add up due to extra items needed to correct geometry and drive train. Also you have to consider what front axel you have. If its not a rubi, you have a Dana 30. This is a concern for gearing if you want larger tires.
Shop around on manufactures too, there are others besides RC.
Another option is a leveling lift ( about 2" puck lift ) with flat fenders ( cut or bought ) and / or 1" body lift.
Shop around on manufactures too, there are others besides RC.
Another option is a leveling lift ( about 2" puck lift ) with flat fenders ( cut or bought ) and / or 1" body lift.



