MetalCloak Game Changer 6Pak
01-30-2014, 05:01 PM
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MetalCloak Game Changer 6Pak
Hey everyone, I have a 2013 2 door Rubicon. It's getting some major mods starting with a new suspension system shortly. I was pretty much set on RK until I started looking into the MetalCloak Game Changer. I would like people's experience with the kit as I haven't found a ton of feed back on it.
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01-30-2014, 05:11 PM
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Hey everyone, I have a 2013 2 door Rubicon. It's getting some major mods starting with a new suspension system shortly. I was pretty much set on RK until I started looking into the MetalCloak Game Changer. I would like people's experience with the kit as I haven't found a ton of feed back on it.
Thanks!
Thanks!
they have an entire thread on there kits. its on this forum and many others.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/modi...thread-270191/
01-30-2014, 05:47 PM
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I've installed mine, but have yet to drive it. With the Overline fenders, my 35s look silly (but going 37s).
Keep in mind that the 6Pak shocks gain up travel. If you're not running the MetalCloak Overline fenders, you basically lose the additional travel over the Game Changer Lite.
Keep in mind that the 6Pak shocks gain up travel. If you're not running the MetalCloak Overline fenders, you basically lose the additional travel over the Game Changer Lite.
01-30-2014, 05:53 PM
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If you are looking at the game changer with the 6pak shocks, thats about $4500. Nothing wrong with that it's a awesome kit and heard nothing but good reviews but it's still a short arm kit. For that much money I would go with a long arm kit . Theres a bunch of info on long vs short arm threads and youtube vids out explaining the two.
Thats sometime I will do soon. I now have the 3.5 RK short arm, works good on and offroad but the rubber bushing are starting to wear. I have about 30k on the kit , so next kit I get will have jonny joints on both ends.
Thats sometime I will do soon. I now have the 3.5 RK short arm, works good on and offroad but the rubber bushing are starting to wear. I have about 30k on the kit , so next kit I get will have jonny joints on both ends.
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I've installed mine, but have yet to drive it. With the Overline fenders, my 35s look silly (but going 37s).
Keep in mind that the 6Pak shocks gain up travel. If you're not running the MetalCloak Overline fenders, you basically lose the additional travel over the Game Changer Lite.
Keep in mind that the 6Pak shocks gain up travel. If you're not running the MetalCloak Overline fenders, you basically lose the additional travel over the Game Changer Lite.
01-30-2014, 06:05 PM
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If you are looking at the game changer with the 6pak shocks, thats about $4500. Nothing wrong with that it's a awesome kit and heard nothing but good reviews but it's still a short arm kit. For that much money I would go with a long arm kit . Theres a bunch of info on long vs short arm threads and youtube vids out explaining the two.
Thats sometime I will do soon. I now have the 3.5 RK short arm, works good on and offroad but the rubber bushing are starting to wear. I have about 30k on the kit , so next kit I get will have jonny joints on both ends.
Thats sometime I will do soon. I now have the 3.5 RK short arm, works good on and offroad but the rubber bushing are starting to wear. I have about 30k on the kit , so next kit I get will have jonny joints on both ends.