lol then what kind of lift WONT sag?

 

They all will eventually but a full leaf-pack will outlast an AAL by 10 years or more as long as you don't invert the pack on a regular basis.

 

ill just go AAL and deal with problems as they come :P

 

You're gonna hate yourself in 3-15 months if you get an AAL because you're just gonna have to do it right once it sags.

 

then how do i do it right?

 

Around here in Ohio this is cheap. Ive seen them in the $270 range.

 

It is a real RC kit . Carparts.com $200 .Coils, shocks boots, u-bolts, aal and hardware. $227.99 otd.

 

I wouldn't trust that. Good luck getting what they supposedly include in the kit. I don't see how they can include everything RC includes and undercut their prices by so much.

order from RC online, $70 for disconnects(really nice ones too!) and $30 for a steering stabilizer. Throw in $10 for shipping and you're at $110.

 

[QUOTE=ZachsXJ;432813]I wouldn't trust that. Good luck getting what they supposedly include in the kit. I don't see how they can include everything RC includes and undercut their prices by so much.
I already have the kit and it came with everything. I checked all the parts. It even came with u-bolts for d35 and 81/4 axles,RC stickers and warning label. I installed the front and have the rear takin apart. Just waiting on parts I ordered that broke getting the old off so I can finish.

 

[QUOTE=troy fritz;432925]You do realize its possible that its not a rough country kit right? that they just got some rough country stickers and decided to call it a rough country lift kit.

there's no way that rough country would sell their kit to other vendors and then allow those vendors to undercut their prices.

 

do we get a CF discount from RC?

 

[QUOTE=ZachsXJ;432938] It came in RC boxes with RC instructions and RC warranty. I dont know, seems like RC to me. I would think RC would sue over that kind of Blatant theft.

 

Thanks. I ordered from carparts.com. I got the RC steering stabilizer and quick discos for $84.09 OTD.

 

[QUOTE=troy fritz;434705]I'm not sure if you mentioned that before. I know links were posted to other sites that look really sketchy. Sounds like whoever listed the kits on carpart bought them from a vender who either had excess inventory or went out of business so you're getting legitimate RC parts at bargain prices. thats not even fair. :P I may need to buy those disconnects and steering stabilizer if its really that cheap.

 

Carparts.com has double quick discos for $43,adjustable track bar for$58 and steering stabilizers for$30. All are Rough Country. They have great prices on RC products. Just a fyi. Im getting them all. And any order over $39 is free shipping.