🚙 Rough Country 2.5" Lift Kit for 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK - Enhance Suspension with the 656 Suspension System Review

The equipment is what it is. It's just a prop to help you get up. Unfortunately, the ride quality suffers, but that's just to get you going. I was having trouble with Revain's seller support. I'm wondering why the front brake line relocation kit didn't seem to be needed and why I was now reporting a speed sensor code on my front right wheel and never got a response.

This budget kit is fairly easy to install. I used a jack and stand and had no problems. The hardest part of this lift was installing the driver's side rear spacer and accessing the nut to secure it. The 2013 JK handles just as well as the standard with no steering problems (I have a 33). I ordered Rough Country stabilizer bar end links for the rear and installed the stock rear links up front. If you are thinking of buying this I would say go ahead and do it.

I asked my local dealership if I needed a 2.5" lift and they wanted me $900 to install these spacers to calculate. I decided to save my money and let them do the work themselves. They are perfect for those who want to use slightly larger tires on their Jeep and are not looking for a functional change but more of an aesthetic modification. In fact, they're relatively easy to fit without the lift kit, but that makes them a bit more labor intensive. I switched from the stock 255/75 R18 to 285/65…

It is what it is. Raised and leveled my 2007 Wrangler Unlimited 2 inches. The washers are steel and appear to be of good quality. The shock mounts feel a little flimsy, but they're good enough. The kit included brackets for moving the brake lines. install, but I had problems with the front end. You have to bend the fixed part of the brake line for the calipers to work and I didn't want to go through that and possibly break the brake line. . The downward movement is limited by socks. The kit was

Working with a budget lift I didn't expect high quality in anything. The instructions are disgusting! Rough Country apparently replaced the front shock extension with a different size bolt. Requires a different size outlet. According to the instructions you should use an 18mm socket. Some of the bolts have an 18mm head size, but no bolt to move the shock. An hour of waiting at Rough Country customer service and he couldn't tell me what was right and what was wrong. The screw consists of two…