The only reason there are mixed opinions is because the RC stuff that belongs to the people giving them good reviews hasn't failed yet. Its just a matter of time.

 

It's hard to get an accurate rating because I'm not going to put the jeep thru hell off road just moderate use its gotta be a daily driver but it seems to be leaning against rough country being ****

 

I have 6.5" of lift with no sye and its my daily it has vibes but not bad if you can live with vibes you can procrastinate a sye I have another tcase with a sye to put in just been busy

 

Any problems with the front shaft?

 

No i run the stock front shaft without problem and i have the rustys 6.5 and had it for 4 years now and i love it

 

I have a 6.5 RC lift on 33s. Front drive shaft is stock( no problems at all). Drove for about 2 months with out the SYE( even wheeled it a couple times) and didn't have any problems except a little on the hwy when I let of the throttle.

My thoughts: buy a good kit so your happy and you only spend your money once. Save and do the SYE at the same time.

 

I dont know how you guys dont get vibes with 6.5", I was at 4.5 and had horrible vibrations. It literally felt like the jeep was gonna fall apart.

 

Thanks I'm for sure going to just do it all a once done right not twice

 

Better safe than sorry I'm gonna do it all at once

 

Quality parts + proper installation = no vibes.

 

Thats right

 

Quality parts affect the driveline angle the same a crap parts.

 

haha exactly what i was thinking

 

I had to pull my front drive shaft because the vibes were so bad. Now with that being said I have spent the last 4 months rebuilding a front axle because the PO was an idiot. If you plan on re-gearing then your going to feel the drive line vibes even more.

Make sure that when you get your alignment that they understand how to adjust LA and have a rack that can handle your rig. Because this is something (one of very few) that I am willling to pay for, I will be taking it to 4 wheel parts for final tweeking.