Which lift kit?
10-17-2012, 10:27 PM
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Which lift kit?
I am looking into buying a Rough Country lift kit. I want a 4.5" lift with 31"-33" tires. I am not sure which kit to go with. 1) 4.5" suspension lift kit-$459.95. 2) 4.5" x series kit-$829.95. 3) 4.5 long arm kit-$1299.95. I would be using this rig more as a daily driver than as a wheeler but if i want to go play around in the woods or snow i want to be able to do so. Any suggestions will help out. I hope i am posting this in the right area. If not my bad. Thanks.
10-17-2012, 11:46 PM
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Engine: Golen 4.6 Stroker, AFE Headers, 62mm TB, 24 LB Injectors, Brown Dog kit, HF Cat, 3" Exhaust
Are you sure you want a Rough Country? Look at the link in my Signature for a few other ideas.
And to make this in the right spot, give us an intro. Where your from, what your jeep is, have you had an XJ before etc. Welcome! This place is my favorite forum for sure.
And to make this in the right spot, give us an intro. Where your from, what your jeep is, have you had an XJ before etc. Welcome! This place is my favorite forum for sure.
10-17-2012, 11:56 PM
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Haha 
I know but I feel like most people get pushed into certain companies because they don't know what else is out there. The big companies advertise/are available on alot more websites so people don't even look elsewhere. I wanted a Skyjacker lift till I shopped around and saw how ridiculously priced they are.
But to OP if you really want Rough Country, long arms is always the better bet if you can swing the extra cash. Better ride on/off road... more articulation. If you do go with them, contact Grimus or one of their other guys on the forum.. you will get a discount!
I know but I feel like most people get pushed into certain companies because they don't know what else is out there. The big companies advertise/are available on alot more websites so people don't even look elsewhere. I wanted a Skyjacker lift till I shopped around and saw how ridiculously priced they are. But to OP if you really want Rough Country, long arms is always the better bet if you can swing the extra cash. Better ride on/off road... more articulation. If you do go with them, contact Grimus or one of their other guys on the forum.. you will get a discount!
10-18-2012, 12:00 AM
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Haha I know but I feel like most people get pushed into certain companies because they don't know what else is out there. The big companies advertise/are available on alot more websites so people don't even look elsewhere. I wanted a Skyjacker lift till I shopped around and saw how ridiculously priced they are.
But to OP if you really want Rough Country, long arms is always the better bet if you can swing the extra cash. Better ride on/off road... more articulation. If you do go with them, contact Grimus or one of their other guys on the forum.. you will get a discount!
I know but I feel like most people get pushed into certain companies because they don't know what else is out there. The big companies advertise/are available on alot more websites so people don't even look elsewhere. I wanted a Skyjacker lift till I shopped around and saw how ridiculously priced they are. But to OP if you really want Rough Country, long arms is always the better bet if you can swing the extra cash. Better ride on/off road... more articulation. If you do go with them, contact Grimus or one of their other guys on the forum.. you will get a discount!
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