Im in between the Rough Country 2.5" BB and the Teraflex 2.5" BB

Either way I would also be buying their optional shocks. Brings the price of the Teraflex to $379 (from Northridge) and the price of the Rough Country to $318.

anyone have any opinions on which way I should go??
I have not a clue and am wondering which way is better as they pretty much cost the same.

 

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BB is just 4 coil spacers and some brackets...
RC lift will level your jeep, the front spacers 2,5", rear 2"...
and it's cheaper so i like it

 

Remeber there are 6 different 2.5" TeraFlex kits.

 

I was on your web site today and that you can order the 2.5 kits with springs instead of spacers. That's very sweet...
I have a 2 door and don’t want to go any higher; I don’t to have drive shaft issues. I'll be placing an order with you as soon as the weather changes for good here in Ohio.

TeraFlex all the way; you guys rock

 

im looking at this kit http://northridge4x4.com/proddetail....d=TF-001355210 adding the shock absorbers. What I dont like about it is that Im going to NEED to run wheel spacers. (adds $200 to the cost, and I really dont want to run spacers)

I wonder if the rough country requires the same thing.

Ill probably just end up keeping it stock and rub rocks everytime I go offroad.

 

Perfectly happy with my RC BB. No rubbing issues with the stock wheels and the price is right. Add in the RC shocks and you have a pretty flexy setup if you are running 33's.

 

I don't believe the Rough Country kit includes the track bar relocating bracket, either. The TeraFlex kit does, if I remember correctly.

 

None of our kits require that you run a wheel spacer. We have a two door here at the shop that has our 2.5" kit with the shocks that is running stock Rubi wheels and tires. It looks great and rides great.

 

Ok the kit without shocks is designed for a certain demographic. Yes if you buy the basic bb and disconnect your sway bars and do your best to obtain max articulation; yes you will hurt your stock shocks, but if you are lifting your JK to participate in the Black Top Queen beauty pageant you will not ever have a shock or bump stop issue. We made multiple kits for multiple people. Hope this helps you make your decision.

 

I guess the thing to remember is that the RC lifts the rear 2" so the brake lines relocation adapters aren't needed. When I installed mine, I pretty much dropped the axel to the floor and there was no snaggin' on anything... I LOVE my RC lift. Works great, looks great! That being said, the TF kit has been installed on a crazy number of jeeps and also works well... whatever you decide on... HAVE FUN!

***I had larger bumpstops from my previous lift... so it's all good!