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tmoore03 01-10-2014 08:21 AM

Rough Country Lift
 
Anyone running the Roughy Country 3.5 Lift?

I am thinking about getting it but wanted to see if anyone had it and if they liked it or hated it. Just trying to do my research before I purchased it!
3.5in Suspension Lift Kit for 07-13 Jeep JK Wrangler Unlimited [609S] | Rough Country Suspension Systems
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/01/11/ujage3uv.jpg

Thank you!

T

meep97 01-10-2014 10:48 AM

I suggest you look at what is involved in running a 3.5" lift.

That said, I wouldn't recommend a RoughCountry lift. Poor coils, shocks, and bushings. You'll end up replacing it down the road.

Why do you want a 3.5"? What tire size are you going to run? What type of driving do you do?

Croce 01-10-2014 11:14 AM

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I've had that lift for over a year now and IMO its a decent lift for the price (PM Rough_Country on here for a better deal than the site) I would highly recommend using an adj trackbar instead of the drop pitman arm and trackbar bracket it comes with, handling will be much better. The shocks are a little rough, but the lift does have a lifetime warranty and ive been told they will replace springs that start to sag. If you have a budget jeep like me you get a decent amount of lift for the price.

One thing with running a lift this big is that if you disconnect the front sway bars the driveshaft boot may tear on the transmission pan, so either dont disco or get a new DS

Tooadvanced 01-10-2014 11:51 AM

I've had mine for a year and so has my brother. Have about 1000 miles out of my 20k total offroad and always disconnect and no problems. Only prob I have is my 35's stuff so well that I do rub my fenders (and yes I have bump stops). If budget is a concern get it if not a concern there are better options out there

EsByrd 01-10-2014 11:55 AM

There is a large thread floating arou d about this lift that will give you alot of comments on it but that said I have 23k miles on mine and knowing what I paid for this lift and the kind of driving I do..... I have no serious complaints. If I was to anything, I would go with some better shocks

Tooadvanced 01-10-2014 11:56 AM

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Mine gecko and my bros commando flexing a little

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catahoula 01-10-2014 02:22 PM


Originally Posted by Tooadvanced (Post 3806459)
Mine gecko and my bros commando flexing a little

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Can you post more pics of your rigs please.

twotonevert 01-10-2014 02:25 PM

I am happy with mine, but I purchased the Jeep with it already installed. Smooth ride compared to other Jeeps I have been in. I guess only time will tell.

armyretiree 01-10-2014 04:08 PM

I've had my 2 1/2 RC lift a year and love it! No problems, handles well, and easy on the J. E. E. Pocket!

Dahmer 01-10-2014 04:22 PM

I would recommend not using the drop pitman arm. I would also get a adjustable track bar. The RC is fine but you can run into clearance issues with the steering box.


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