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No. They fit just fine.

It's actually an excellent setup. You will need the bags for towing. The Eibach coils are progressive which makes them a little mushy at the top of the stroke. They are really for off road. So you'll need the bags to eliminate that while you're towing. This will be true for any off road...

I love polished. No one runs them anymore. They're gonna look slick.

My bad. Pro Comp is pretty much the Walmart 99 Cent Store of off road. I would even rank RC higher. It's cheap for a reason.

I can't believe I missed this one. Somebody actually believes they got 41HP from an air filter? Mkay.

Pro Comp is pretty much the Walmart of off road. I would even rank RC higher. It's cheap for a reason.

Looks like a sweet ride.

Well, since it's only 5 years old I'm thinking... no.

I was going to concur this point but you already have it on the list.

Sorry my friend. Lifting(even leveling) and then larger wheels is going to destroy whatever lousy mileage you had on 3.92's. We don't buy full size trucks to get good mileage.

The strangest part of the whole story is that 4WheelParts are the one's that figured it out.

Is this still a thing?

Thats how its done.

I know but, what are you going to do? You try to use your experience to help others and they don't want to be helped. There's just nothing that can be done. Oh well. What do I know?

Just air down. There is no reason for larger tires to run the stock PSI. You could drop down to 40 psi, and have a very nice ride. Your TPMS will ***** at you every time you start it up but you'll get used to it.

While it is an opinion, it is a well educated opinion and 100% correct. RC has no racing heritege at all. Therefore they do not benefit from technology learned in the trenches. Bilstein is raced all over the world and has for decades. They are also much less expensive. All of that is 100%...

Rough Country really is junk my friend. If you want entry level, Bilstein really is the way to go and is far less expensive.