wich of these two lift kits.
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wich of these two lift kits.
Ok first off im going threw IRO
im looking at two lift kits.
this is the first one:does this lift kit provide everything I need? Also what drive shaft choice would be best. Please note I am 2wd.(please dont make comments about needed 4wd I know...)
And should I upgrade anything on that kit. Long arms are not going to need added until later.
This is the 2nd choice still threw iro but its an rc lift.:
http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merch...egory_Code=XLK
Same questions. Does this lift include everything. And should I upgrade anything. And would I need anything else between the 2 lifts.
And which would u pick. I like the 5.5
im looking at two lift kits.
this is the first one:does this lift kit provide everything I need? Also what drive shaft choice would be best. Please note I am 2wd.(please dont make comments about needed 4wd I know...)
And should I upgrade anything on that kit. Long arms are not going to need added until later.
This is the 2nd choice still threw iro but its an rc lift.:
http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merch...egory_Code=XLK
Same questions. Does this lift include everything. And should I upgrade anything. And would I need anything else between the 2 lifts.
And which would u pick. I like the 5.5
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well I'm going through an eerily similar problem in an eerily similar thread
all I know is that I would never consider any rough country or rustys products
they just seem so cheaply made and I've read/heard nothing but bad reviews about their quality, ride, and lifespan
all I know is that I would never consider any rough country or rustys products
they just seem so cheaply made and I've read/heard nothing but bad reviews about their quality, ride, and lifespan
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I hear a lot of good stuff about IRO too but all the vets on this forum say something about a weak 10mm bolt. there's a thread somewhere
I thought it had something to do with the long arms but I can remember. IRO just looks so good it's hard not to want it
I'm in the same boat as you man
I thought it had something to do with the long arms but I can remember. IRO just looks so good it's hard not to want it
I'm in the same boat as you man
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just clicking through some old IRO threads and found this. not sure what it means but I found it haha
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Well things have taken MANY different turns in the past month since I have started really looking into long arm lifts. Apparently unless you spend about 5k on a long arm lift there is a 100% chance things will brake and YOU WILL DIE.
I was going to go Rough Country, but I would end up dead.
I was going to go with Rusty's, but I would end up dead.
Iron Rock Off-road? dead..
Rubicon Express? Dead
after reading 100's of posts on all these different kits I knew I would never ever ever ever ever be able to find a kit that everyone would agree is perfect.
I was going to go Rough Country, but I would end up dead.
I was going to go with Rusty's, but I would end up dead.
Iron Rock Off-road? dead..
Rubicon Express? Dead
after reading 100's of posts on all these different kits I knew I would never ever ever ever ever be able to find a kit that everyone would agree is perfect.
@Jeepineasy -- can that be solved by adding clayton long arms in the future?
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if I find the weak 10 mil bolt I can just replace it.
I dont rock crawl and never want to. So my lift doesn't need to be stiff as hell and heavy as ****.
I dont rock crawl and never want to. So my lift doesn't need to be stiff as hell and heavy as ****.
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larger tires and offset wheels
durango steering box and v8 zj steering pieces to match. only things I can think of. that lift looks pretty complete but I'm no expert
bilstein shocks?
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Lol looks like I need a pitman arm drop and extended brake lines.
Gana run 33's on my 15in rims with 2 in back space.
And cheep tires? Treadrights dont sell 33's on 15's
Gana run 33's on my 15in rims with 2 in back space.
And cheep tires? Treadrights dont sell 33's on 15's