TF kits on back order... sooo what about this
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You might want to check out all the DW threads, I've seen a lot of TF kits in the respondents logs. RC may not be as "popular" but those that have RC lifts seem to like them.
David
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Really... I thought it was due to not enough caster?!?
Caster will help your Jeep track down the road better ad maybe help "start" death wobble but it would not be the cause.
9 out of 10 times deathwobble is caused by front track bar related.
David
I just placed the order for tires, soft 8s, and xenon narrow flares
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I'm assuming your talking about the TeraFlex 1251400 kit? Which $500 RC are you talking about?
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IMO that is apples and oranges. Are you looking for the cheapest possible way to stuff larger tires under your Jeep, or do you want to increase the performance of your jeeps suspension system along with running larger tires? The much cheaper RC system may be perfect for you if all you need is a way to fit larger tires. If you just want larger tires though, why not just run coil spacers and a body lift?
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I agree 100% while I love my 2.5" RC lift, in looking at 3" or larger lifts there are more things to look at besides total lift, control arms,completeness of the kit,etc.. If you just want cheap go with a 2.5' RC lift or Tera BB and add a 1" body. It will clear 37's. If I was going to lift mine 4" Id definitely consider a more complete kit. just make sure your comparing things on a equal basis.