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Old 01-13-2009, 09:48 PM   #1
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In light of the recent discussion of lifts, we all felt a thread with ONLY lift kit reviews in it would be a good source of information.

AzTJ posted a great lift review in the Your Lift thread, so we'll use his format which I will add in a second.

Here are the rules.

1. This is a review of YOUR lift. No second hand reviews.
2. Try and stay in the format Az used to ease the exchange of information.
3. This is not a discussion thread.
4. Oh and please post up some pictures.



Any post but lift review posts will be deleted. If you have a question about a specific lift you can always PM the person or start a new thread.

Please be fair in your reviews. This lift sucks is not a review. Also, those reading reviews, remember this is personal opinion based on personal experience. If your lift is already reviewed, review it anyway. Ratings and reviews are always better when there's more than one opinion to draw from.

Thanks to everyone for participating.

Here's the format...

LIFT:
SHOCKS:
SYE/CVD:
TIRES/WHEELS:

Likes:

Dis-Likes:

Would You Recommend:

Picture(s):

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Old 01-14-2009, 08:47 PM   #2
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Lift is; 4" Rough Country
Shocks are the; Performance 2.2 series shock
SYE /CVD is ; Stock at 4" didnt have to change driveline
Tires / Wheels what was on there for now still alot of tread ; 285/60/18
Did install the Dual steering stabilizer also perforence 2.2

Likes ; I feel a good price $575 including shocks and droped pitman arm
Bolt on construction other than one hole had to drill for rear trac bar.
Very Pleased with install did it in drivway in @ 6 hours .
Ride is very close to stock just slitly more roll but center on gravity is higer .
The flex is fair I did put the original rear sway bars in front,
, the ones off the rear brought the front bar up level ,they sent new bars for rear ..
This is still a daily driver also.
Dislikes ; Only had a few days so none yet.

Would recommend; Yes ,the install was a breeze Price is fair
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Old 01-17-2009, 08:42 AM   #3
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'08 rubicon
3" bds lift w/ 1" daystar spacers
bds shocks & bds single steering stabilizer
no driveline mods
35" procomp xterrain tires and procomp aluminum wheels

likes: jeep looks awsome, rides good only had it stock for 2 weeks so really dont remember factory ride. had my local 4wheel shop install lift.

dislikes: little twitchy at 60-70 mph (needs front adj. trac-bar), needs regeared tires sucked the life out of the little 3.8 v6. going to 4:88 in spring.
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Old 03-21-2009, 11:40 AM   #4
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LIFT: 4" pro comp
SHOCKS: Mx-6 shocks
SYE/CVD: stock
TIRES/WHEELS: pro comp xtreme all terrain 35x 12.5

Likes: the kit makes the 4 door look better in every way. the ride is smooth on/off road since i live near beaches the tires perform great in the sand as well as some light rock crawling action. Most deff a good kit for light trail rig/daily driver

Dis-Likes: the kit says it can fit 37's but in extreme flex situations the 35x 12.5 tires in the rear tend to rub inside the fender well more so if you have any kind of weight over the back end like a few buddies along for the ride. and anyone who has put a lift and tires on the automatic knows it struggles for power without gearing.

Would You Recommend: i would based solely on the fact that it makes the appearence great but if i did it over i would prob go with the 6" to compensate the tire rub
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Old 03-24-2009, 06:50 PM   #5
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LIFT: 1 3/4" Rough Country Spacers
SHOCKS: Stock
TIRES/WHEELS: Stock 255/75/17 on stock wheels

Likes: Easy to install, even for a noob like me. First lift I ever did. Gives a modest boost in height and the family can still climb in. Ride and handling unchanged. Price is nice.

Dis-Likes: Any lift you do makes you want a taller lift later on.

Would You Recommend: Yes, for anyone looking to go a little taller on a little budget.

I also added 1.5" Spidertrax spacers to improve the look of the stock tires/wheels and to improve the stance and balance height to width ratio.

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Old 05-29-2009, 02:56 PM   #6
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LIFT: Full Traction 2" Economy Lift
SHOCKS: Stock Rubicon Unlimited w/ TeraFlex 2" extensions
SYE/CVD: stock
TIRES/WHEELS: stock steelies w/ ProComp Extreme AT 285/75R16

Likes: Uh, 2" extra inches

Dis-Likes: POS, soft rubber spacers. Pics below

Would You Recommend: NO

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Old 07-11-2009, 12:40 AM   #7
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Rough Country Lift

At the Moment...
Lift - 4" Rough Country w/ 2.2 Shocks (Somehow lifted 5" even front and back)
Wheels - Stock Sahara 18" rim with 32's
Pro - Cheap lift semi easy install
Con - Rides hard, Floats, Had to call RC and replace the shocks after 2 months and the front coil springs bow there for when I turn left it rubs against the end link, RC said that's normal so they wont do anything about the coil springs. AKA cheap Not for an off road use just a Cosmetic look

Conclusion... I have a Pro Comp Stage 1 4" Lift on back order with the Upgraded shocks and I purchased 35" Pro Comp Xtreme's on 17" Pro Comp Flat Black wheels today.

I do not go "off roading" just a few back roads here and here, so I dont need anything fancy just functional. Personal experience, you get what you pay for!

The Following pictures show.. 1. Drivers side coil spring bending toward end link (tie rod end) clicks when turning left. 2. Passengers side bending away from tie rod end 3. The Driver side where the coil spring and end link rub and have created a rust point (The lift is only about 3 months old, never seen dirt)
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Old 07-18-2009, 12:07 PM   #8
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Lift: OME (616 frt) 3" (617 rr) 2"
Shocks: OME NitroChargers
SYE/CVD: All stock except: Teraflex adjustable lower front CC (a must for this amount of lift to assure proper caster setting). JKS adj track bars and BDS steering stabilizer.
Tires/Wheels: BFG LT255/75R17 T/A KM on stock 17 inch rims.
Likes: Soft ride and very good spring frequency.
Dis-Likes: Lift is more then advertised..Marginal for a 2 door with 32" tires
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Old 08-11-2009, 09:27 PM   #9
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In light of the recent discussion of lifts, we all felt a thread with ONLY lift kit reviews in it would be a good source of information.

AzTJ posted a great lift review in the Your Lift thread, so we'll use his format which I will add in a second.

Here are the rules.

1. This is a review of YOUR lift. No second hand reviews.
2. Try and stay in the format Az used to ease the exchange of information.
3. This is not a discussion thread.
4. Oh and please post up some pictures.



Any post but lift review posts will be deleted. If you have a question about a specific lift you can always PM the person or start a new thread.

Please be fair in your reviews. This lift sucks is not a review. Also, those reading reviews, remember this is personal opinion based on personal experience. If your lift is already reviewed, review it anyway. Ratings and reviews are always better when there's more than one opinion to draw from.

Thanks to everyone for participating.

Here's the format...

LIFT:
SHOCKS:
SYE/CVD:
TIRES/WHEELS:

Likes:

Dis-Likes:

Would You Recommend:

Picture(s):
likes, the way my jeep sat
dislikes see below
kit cost 1100.00 came with adj track bar front and rear springs, sway bar relocation brackets shocks, brake line exstensions, bump stops, not a good kit for daily driving, kit needed lower control arms, 300 dollars per set, track bar was all wrong, 265.00 new track bar, needed new drag ling, 250.00. bump stear is real bad still, and it is all over the road still need to replace upper control arms on front and both upper and lower on rear, also had to upgrade the drive shafts 495.00 each
would not recommnd this kit
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Old 08-18-2009, 08:10 PM   #10
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LIFT: 3.5" Skyjacker
SHOCKS: Nitro
SYE/CVD: Stock
TIRES/WHEELS: Procomp Mud Terrain

Likes: What's not to like??? The Jeep looks 10 times better than it did when it was stock and it rides great.

Dis-Likes: I want a bigger lift now!!

Would You Recommend: Of course, no doubt about it, no questions asked. GET A LIFT!!

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Old 08-19-2009, 07:59 PM   #11
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rc 2.5 " bb $140
rubi shocks, springs $75( springs added 1")
set of rubi tires rims added 1.5"
for the price i love it.

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Old 08-30-2009, 08:59 AM   #12
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Likes: Perfect lift for a daily driver. Retains stability and is enough lift to accomadate 34" without rubbing.

Dislikes: None
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Old 09-14-2009, 09:54 AM   #13
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Old 09-18-2009, 11:14 PM   #14
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'09 Sahara Unlimited

3" BDS lift, BDS single steering stabilizer
no driveline mods
35" Toyo MTs, 18x9 ProComps - Black on Black
All windows are now tinted and matching spare is now on the back.


went from stock off the dealer lot to the above in about 2 weeks so i really don't remember what the ride was like either.

likes: the thing looks like a bad ass. next to a stock JK, the 2 don't compare. there is not a day that goes by when I am out and about that I dont have somebody stop and comment on how great the thing looks. on your average road, the thing is not bad. have yet to truly take it off road except for some back roads. i'm curious to see how it will handle the beach.

dislikes: a blast to drive but it can get rough depending on the road. haven't done so but it doesn't seem like a road trip type of vehicle either. skips way to much for my liking over bumps, especially at highway speeds. trying to limit the amount of time my pregger wife is in it b/c it gets that harsh in and around NYC with these roads. steering was way too loose, sensitive, felt every bump but had stabilizer put on after the fact and it definitely improved it ten fold. backing out of the driveway, the suspension creeps with the flexing. it has also done it on the road depending on the road or driveway angles but haven't really paid enough attention to it. took it back to shop and they checked everything and re-lubed, said things were fine but it continues to do the same. got it in Feb 2009, have 4k miles on it.

would definitely recommend it to others based on look alone. again, on your normal road, its good to go. my problem is i'm in nyc a lot. does anybody have an idea what I can do to reduce the lateral skipping over bumps on the highway? potholes and road joints are also brutual. even when they seem so small, with such large tires, you'd think it would roll right over but that's not the case. any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Update:

Replaced Full Traction BB with TeraFlex 2.5" spacer lift with shock extensions.

Much better BB. Rear spacers have a spring guide and snap into body tub. I included the rear HD TB axle bracket and it works great as well. Very stout piece.




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Old 11-13-2009, 09:17 AM   #16
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2" body, 2" lift, skyjacker shocks, Rubi front springs. 305/75/16 Nitto tires, pro comp rims. I love it drives perfect. Wish I went a bit bigger or got bigger rims.
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Old 11-19-2009, 12:27 PM   #17
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35in BF KM2 Tires
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Old 11-23-2009, 07:26 AM   #18
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Rough Country 2.2 peformance 2.5 lift

LIFT: Rough Country 2.2 peformance 2.5 lift
SHOCKS: 2.2 performance shocks, single 2.2 steering stabalizer
SYE/CVD:
TIRES/WHEELS: Hanhook MTs 295/75/16 Procomp 16x8 7189s

Likes: level, clean and easy to install. Ride is actually better then stock ride I think, it's smoother over speed bumps for instance, good price and lift for me since I drive my jeep to work everyday.

Dis-Likes: minor things: the steering stabalizer has a protective plate that the drag arm would touch when the steering wheel is turned all the way to the right, and the adjusting sleve bolts on the drag ling where scraping the shock sometimes, from scratches I could see, though I couldn't duplicate it in the garage. I bent the protective plate back a little to fix the first problem, and swung the adjusting sleave 180 degrees to clear the bolts of the shock (it also straightened the steering wheel!).

I also bought their new quick disconnects for the front sway bar. NOT a good fit for the 2.5 inch lift. They advertise is is good from 2.5 to 6.0, not true. it lifts the sway bar over 4 inches putting it within 3/4 inch of the spings upper mount bracket, and the stud that attaches to the swaybar is a smaller diamiter then the hole. rough Country accepted the return without a problem, I think they were truely surprized.

Would You Recommend: I only have about 50 miles on the lift kit, but would recommend at this time. I'm not a hard core jeeper yet, and this lift seems to be a good start, and allowed me to get 33.6 inches under the jeep without any troubles.

Picture(s): soon!
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Old 12-02-2009, 02:34 PM   #20
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LIFT: ReadyLift 3"
SHOCKS: Stock
SYE/CVD: Stock
TIRES/WHEELS: BFG Mud Terrains 315/75/16 (35x12.50x16)

Likes: Rides exactly like stock, looks great, super cheap and made with strong materials.

Dis-Likes: Kit is set up as 3" front and 2" rear. I am installing new different coils in the rear because I prefer the level and even rear slightly higher look.

Would You Recommend: Yes, hands down.

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↑ hey we have the same wheels..
4.5" Rockfather lift, drives really nice on the highway & is also good off road as far as comfortablity the lift made it ride better & feels much more stable
Don't have any neg's
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Old 03-15-2010, 07:17 PM   #22
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LIFT: RC 2.5 all steel, no plastic
SHOCKS: RC9000XL (9 adjustments)
SYE/CVD--Nope
TIRES: Hankook LT295/75x16 (33.6")
WHEELS: ProComp 8089 Xtreme Alloy

Likes: I can't notice any difference in driving, just getting in and sliding out !!!

Dislikes:--NONE

I recommend the kit

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Likes: Perfect lift for a daily driver. Retains stability and is enough lift to accomadate 34" without rubbing.

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Hmm- I have 2 reviews:
2009 JK 2-door, 6-speeds for both
1st up is the 2.5" Rough Country coil spring lift with their shocks. No pics anymore, as this kit is LONG GONE. Garbage. 100% JUNK. The first issue was in shipping- yeah, they forgot to. Then, the first set of rear springs starts to sag about an inch or two inside of a month. So, I call them up, and they send out new rears. Install those. They sag inside of a week! This is a base model, 2-door 6-speed softtop- you don't get much lighter! Stock bumpers, 33's. Unacceptable!
Grade: F---
Recommended: Oh, hell no!
Likes: They did give me a full refund, though, if nothing else... although they made me pay return shipping- jerks

2nd review:
3.5" Rock Krawler kit with Bilstein 5100's:
This was a cherry-picked kit. It's pretty much one of the X-Factor kits, minus the front uppers- don't have much use for those- that'd just add weight higher up- no thanks
Likes:
Everything! Best Jeep ride and handling ever. Handles as well as my old Subaru Impreza on sweepers- still a Wrangler in the tight stuff, though Ride is better than stock by far. Decent instructions, and it went together like butta- 10.5 hours by myself with no air tools and on jack stands. GREAT support from a great (local to me) company. Lifetime warranty that COVERS abuse. They also go out and test everything they make- I really dig that. Brought up beer and pizza, and they helped me slap in their extended brake lines. Straight up the best purchase I've yet made in Jeepdom.

Dislikes:
The swaybar disco's tend to clink a bit if you don't shim them a bit (cost all of $.08 to do so), and the extended brake lines needed a bit of wrapping with electrical tape. Other than that, no complaints at all

Total lift:
Front- 4.5"
Rear- 4.25"

Running 35" KM2's on 15" Cragar Soft 8's

Would I recommend?:
Oh hell yes! Buy this kit, run the 5100's and you will LOVE your new JK Mark W.

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