Rusty,s offroad 5.5 long arm for jk
12-01-2010, 09:37 AM
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....more third hand information....
My buddy runs the Rusty's Steering system on his TJ. The tie-rods were crap when installed and the alignment was done. Zero miles on the system....from his house to the shop.
That said, he called Rusty's and they overnighted him a complete set of tie-rods. I must say, That IS Customer service.
I agree with the previous post... a vast majority of the reviews on this forum are biased in some form or another. However, I do appreciate hearing the opinions of others. You have to make your decisions and pull the trigger!
My buddy runs the Rusty's Steering system on his TJ. The tie-rods were crap when installed and the alignment was done. Zero miles on the system....from his house to the shop.
That said, he called Rusty's and they overnighted him a complete set of tie-rods. I must say, That IS Customer service.
I agree with the previous post... a vast majority of the reviews on this forum are biased in some form or another. However, I do appreciate hearing the opinions of others. You have to make your decisions and pull the trigger!
12-03-2010, 07:06 PM
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Sponsoring Manufacturer
Hello. Our JK kits are available in 3.5 and 4.5 inches of lift height. We mainly sell our premium package deal kits, however we now also have entry level kits available for those on a budget, but are still looking for a quality kit that will allow them to set proper angles.
Link to our JK page.
http://claytonoffroad.com/index.php/...b66ab8cfc358bc
Here is a direct link to the 4.5 JK lift which will fit 37s. Bigger with flat fenders, and the stock V6 won't be happy with you. LOL
http://claytonoffroad.com/product_in...products_id/44
Adam
Clayton Off Road Mfg.
Link to our JK page.
http://claytonoffroad.com/index.php/...b66ab8cfc358bc
Here is a direct link to the 4.5 JK lift which will fit 37s. Bigger with flat fenders, and the stock V6 won't be happy with you. LOL
http://claytonoffroad.com/product_in...products_id/44
Adam
Clayton Off Road Mfg.
02-07-2013, 06:41 PM
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TTT
I've been trying to research this lift on here but no body seems to know anything about it and just bounce back to the 3.25" lift I'll be running 37s for now and im jumping to 40s soon and Im really interested in this lift for a few reasons. What can be said about the 5.5" long arm lift on a 2 dr?
I've been trying to research this lift on here but no body seems to know anything about it and just bounce back to the 3.25" lift I'll be running 37s for now and im jumping to 40s soon and Im really interested in this lift for a few reasons. What can be said about the 5.5" long arm lift on a 2 dr?