Rough Country 664 Suspension Lift Review

This suspension set has everything you need and is easy to assemble. The lifter aligns the front with the back. So if you're planning on propping up the rake I'd avoid that, but I like the leveled look. With this kit you can clean fairly large tires including sizes 245/75/r17, 255/75/r17 and 265/70/r17. Bigger tires can be obtained with simple fairings and modifications. If you're looking for a budget bump and want more ground clearance, this is your kit. 10/10 recommend

I installed this product on my 2005 Jeep Cherokee. The installation was a little agonizing, but I had it done in a day and a half. I went to different stores and it cost me between $200 and $350. Decided to give it a try and it turned out great! If you do it yourself, buy a compact cordless screwdriver, jack and a good jack. At the same time, all spring struts and shock absorbers were changed. With the new lift kit, shocks and struts, the jeep is well over 2 inches tall and looks great!

Just installed over the weekend. With the right tools, you can handle it. As previously mentioned, a spring compressor is a must. Take a can of PB Blaster and slightly dampen all the screws on the front before you start. A good hammer is useful. Control arm bolt that helped you get started with some of the tough bolts and I needed these to unbolt the tie rod and UCA bolts from the steering knuckles. And the pneumatic tools would save a lot of time compared to an endless ratchet. Your jack will…