jeepnlou

Anyone running them? I'm wanting to do a 2 inch lift on the cherokee and saw this lift was about 500 bucks cheaper than the OME kit. Advice?

BuckB91XJ

RE is good stuff, bro. Anybody on here will tell you that. There are other more inexpensive high quality lift kits out there, though. Shop around.

BlueXJ

In my way of thinking RE is the Rolls Royce of lifts. Great quality and super ride. They last a very long time with a minimal of sagging. My second choice would be BDS and they are not as popular but are near the same as RE just without the reputation.

jeepnlou

I can't argue the price for 250 bucks if they're as good as you guys say they are I think that's the route I'm going to take thanks for the advice!

mike37

I would do a RC 3" for 255

Irongrave

i like my 2in RE lift

mike37

I don't think BDS have a lift shorter that 6" for a Cherokee do they

wicked_xj

Rc 3.5 or go on criags list

Metmknice

For 2" I would recommend a Build-your-own kit. Like some 98 ZJ up-country coils for front. And bastard pack/shackle for the back, or a lift leaf pack.

Kvogden

I know this is an old thread, but I would like to add my 2¢ worth for future lifters as I recently used this post as a factor in my lift decision. I recently went with RE 3.5" susper-flex with full pack. I am very happy with it! It drives/handles BETTER than it did pre-lift on road and absolutely is an entirely different beast off road. It goes places off road I would never even considered pre-lift. I added Iron Rock Off-road adjustable trackbar and have experienced zero death wobble or bump steer and have perfectly centered axle. I did not do a transfer case drop though I have the kit. I wouldn't say I have any "vibration" but its a little grumbly accelerating and coasting. I think I will be adding a slip yoke eliminator in the near future for good measure and skip the tc drop and its associated drawbacks.