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Rough Country 2.5" Lift!!!

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#1 ·
Is anyone running this lift right now? I was looking to lift my 97 Sahara at the end of summer and wanted some input on the lift:

Jeep TJ Suspension Lift

Comes with shocks and springs and everything you really need to do the lift....I hear its a bit of a rough ride, but I don't care becasue I know I'm not driving a Caddy-Mack or the like. A jeeps supposed to ride a bit rough...

Thanks for your input in advance.
 
#3 ·
I have the 3.75" combo lift. It's 2.5 " suspension lift and 1.25" body lift. Rode with the suspension lift for a few eeks and it wasn't rough as everyone said. My only complaints were the instructions were pretty lacking... otherwise I really like the lift.
 
#5 ·
Okay thanks. Im just looking for that little bit of lift to run some larger tires..no real off-roading in mind. Plus its a pretty good deal right noe. $240 pretty much gets it all
 
#6 ·
No complaints on mine, running it about a year now.
Might want to get a reat track bar bracket while your at it. (Or adjustable track bar)
 
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#13 ·
+1 on the adjustable track bars. I wasnt crazy about drilling a hole in my front track bar bracket.
 
#14 ·
Yea, i was looking at the track bars and quik discos just right off the bat too anyway...I think you guys sold me on the kit. Thanks!
 
#15 ·
Can someone explain to me the need for a rear track bar relocation?

I am very ignorant when it comes to this but I am looking into lifting my Jeep.
I'm not saying its not needed. I am asking what it does-why and why I should get the relocation bracket.

Again, I'm not wise intelligent when it comes to the mechanics underneath a Jeep. I know more than the average duck, but have a lot to learn

EDIT:

I' m contemplating this:

Rc 2.5 Coil Suspension Lift
2.2 Performance Shocks
2.2 Steering Stabilizer
Track Relocation Bracket
(4) Red Shock Boots

TOTAL= $434 shipped.

Another thought would be to get the springs but not those shocks and maybe buy different shocks from someone else.
 
#16 · (Edited)
i dont know much, but from what ive read the rear track bar bracket realigns your rear axle back to normal position underneath your jeep, because when you put the lift on it shifts over to one side slightly (the passenger side i think?) so the bracket corrects this shift.

also i thought i read that the shift wasn't big enough to require the bracket, but for $15 bucks from RC might as well i say.
 
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