What brand would you guys recommend as a daily driver lift kit, I'm looking to have about 3.5-4.5 in of lift.

I would like to have it drive as close to stock as possible.

I don't think I need tons of "flex", but correct me if i'm wrong.

Lastly, is there any place where I can buy all of these together online? Like a package.
and have them install it all? (I am not mechanically smart)

I am looking to spend under $1,250+plus installation, but probably will have to go over.

Thanks!

 

not even dude check this set up out, rough countrys 4.5" lift $650 http://www.roughcountry.com/jeep_xj_4.html
now idk how much a shops gonna charge to install it!?!?

 

I want AAL! lol, should be no more that 4hrs labour, at an average $100/hr

 

i got rough country on mine and am really impressed with it...

 

How rough does RC lifts ride?

 

Rough Country lift's ride great. i strongly suggest doing full packs though, the AAL's are softer at first but they will sag and the full packs will soften up after a little while.

 

Alright, thanks for the input, should I buy online or is there anywhere in South Florida that sells this stuff, and a place that might be able to install it.

 

sent you a PM

 

There is a guy on this site who sells RC stuff. Dont know his user name though starts with a G.
P.S. I hate it when solutions get posted through a pm, then, later on new guys will read this and be like wow, this site is ful of no answers! just questions!l

 

Here is my .02 worth.

I have not heard good things about RC
Rubicon Express is really good. 3.5" lift with full packs but it is $$
I am picking up a Zone Offroad 3" kit which comes with shocks, springs,AAL, and U-bolts. TC drop for another $33. I am going this rout because I don't want to spend a ton of cash on a lift for a DD that doesn't get offroaded too much.

 

I'd go with an OME 2" kit with packs and coils. That will give you a better than stock ride and room for a little bigger tire.

Sounds like that's all you want anyways.

 

Got a 4wheelparts store close to you? They can install for you at a decent rate.

 

my rough contry rides good. i also run around with no front or rear sway bar...

 

i PM'd him how to get to our store. not a solution unless you are local.

Rough Country has gone through some major changes lately and their "new" products are superior to the "junk" they were known for in the past. i have seen it first hand working a 4x4 retail store i get the DL on these kind of things before they hit the market.

i would have to discourage that.