Is rubicon express a good lift kit company?
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Is rubicon express a good lift kit company?
Are they as good as people say they are? Give me feed back/review. Steer me in the right direction. Would you make them your go to lift kit for the xj or any other jeep?
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i also had the RE 5.5 kit.
seems it was the envy of all my xj buds.
seems pricey, but once you factor in all the extras that they supply, it's really not that expensive.
they add what you need and don't leave you stranded scouring for those other needed parts that every other kit leaves out.
only thing you will need to purchase is shocks, which is a personal preference as to the brand/quality anyways... go with bilstiens and don't look back.
seems it was the envy of all my xj buds.
seems pricey, but once you factor in all the extras that they supply, it's really not that expensive.
they add what you need and don't leave you stranded scouring for those other needed parts that every other kit leaves out.
only thing you will need to purchase is shocks, which is a personal preference as to the brand/quality anyways... go with bilstiens and don't look back.
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i also had the RE 5.5 kit.
seems it was the envy of all my xj buds.
seems pricey, but once you factor in all the extras that they supply, it's really not that expensive.
they add what you need and don't leave you stranded scouring for those other needed parts that every other kit leaves out.
only thing you will need to purchase is shocks, which is a personal preference as to the brand/quality anyways... go with bilstiens and don't look back.
seems it was the envy of all my xj buds.
seems pricey, but once you factor in all the extras that they supply, it's really not that expensive.
they add what you need and don't leave you stranded scouring for those other needed parts that every other kit leaves out.
only thing you will need to purchase is shocks, which is a personal preference as to the brand/quality anyways... go with bilstiens and don't look back.
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I have the 5.5" long arm kit .... love it! Rides great on the road. Performs great offroad. Is a very comprehensive kit.
But the flex joints do wear out and need re-built after a while .... not hard and costs about $35 for a rebuild kit.
But the flex joints do wear out and need re-built after a while .... not hard and costs about $35 for a rebuild kit.
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