IRO Critical Path long Arm Upgrade?
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From: Chattanooga
Year: 2001
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Your right the discussion will continue..but if it the *****ing doesnt stop then I will lock the thread
So..with that said.
Lets continue to discuss these different long arm setups..minus the BS.
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From: columbia, pa
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Installed my 4.5 Rc lift but those short arms are a rough ride and I know I could do the drop bracket but Id much rather just do it right and upgrade to long arm. All I want is to upgrade to long arm so this kit should be all I'd need right? http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/Merch...egory_Code=PFX
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From: Tx
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If a companys parts or services are crap then no rep needed to push there garbage ! IRO sells RC some of there stuff is junk ! People still buy it .
Last edited by Aljay; Mar 29, 2013 at 10:15 PM.
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From: Santa Cruz, CA
Year: 1995
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There customer service was great, as well as they do not sell garbage products.
I am in the middle of installing their front recovery system which is super beefy, and when I called with questions they gladly took the time to help me with everything
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From: Tx
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I-6
Have you purchased stuff from them before?
There customer service was great, as well as they do not sell garbage products.
I am in the middle of installing their front recovery system which is super beefy, and when I called with questions they gladly took the time to help me with everything
.
There customer service was great, as well as they do not sell garbage products.
I am in the middle of installing their front recovery system which is super beefy, and when I called with questions they gladly took the time to help me with everything
.
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From: Santa Cruz, CA
Year: 1995
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Not offended at all, haha. Just saying their products are pretty dang nice.
I ordered something from rc once, I learned my lesson...Not only poor product but very poor customer service from rc.
I ordered something from rc once, I learned my lesson...Not only poor product but very poor customer service from rc.
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From: Tx
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I-6
Did lots of reading before I bought my lift got a smoking deal , all I hear now is but you could be 1.5 inchs taller bla bla bla . Lol , I am going with IRO HnT tho .
Last edited by Aljay; Mar 29, 2013 at 11:03 PM.
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From: Santa Cruz, CA
Year: 1995
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Luckily I did not buy anything big from them, I pieced together my kit together with mostly RE parts.
The last pieces I need are control arms, which I was leaning toward IRO's interesting long arm kit. I know I am going long arm, I am still trying to decide what kit as it is going to be my daily and weekend wheeler... Sorry everyone for going off topic... back to long arm discussion etc...
The last pieces I need are control arms, which I was leaning toward IRO's interesting long arm kit. I know I am going long arm, I am still trying to decide what kit as it is going to be my daily and weekend wheeler... Sorry everyone for going off topic... back to long arm discussion etc...
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From: Tx
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I-6
Luckily I did not buy anything big from them, I pieced together my kit together with mostly RE parts.
The last pieces I need are control arms, which I was leaning toward IRO's interesting long arm kit. I know I am going long arm, I am still trying to decide what kit as it is going to be my daily and weekend wheeler... Sorry everyone for going off topic... back to long arm discussion etc...
The last pieces I need are control arms, which I was leaning toward IRO's interesting long arm kit. I know I am going long arm, I am still trying to decide what kit as it is going to be my daily and weekend wheeler... Sorry everyone for going off topic... back to long arm discussion etc...
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From: Puyallup wa
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I dont see why you couldnt modify top of arm/axle mount to accept a larger bolt. If iro would get on here and see all this feed back tney might change arm and add modifying stock mount to there kit . This would shut up all the nay Sayers, right?
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From: Lynden, WA
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The subject of their arms being a fixed length hasn't even been touched yet. There are other features not there left to be desired. Good luck centering your axle in the wheel well to your liking or adding 1-2" of stretch like a lot of guys do. T case skid. Removable 3 piece crossmember.